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Workplace

Virtual desktop for business

A workplace published from our datacenter: applications and data stay on the server and users connect from the office, from home or from another site.

The starting point

When every user keeps data and software on their own laptop, any failure, theft or departure becomes an information problem. A virtual desktop centralises the work and turns the user's device into a simple access terminal.

What we usually find

  • Applications that only perform well inside the local network.
  • Laptops holding documents that are in no backup.
  • Slow, inconsistent onboarding and offboarding of staff.
  • Ageing devices that cannot run current software.

Which companies it fits

Companies with installed business applications, mobile staff or several sites that need a consistent, controlled workplace.

We analyse your applications and users and show you how the published workplace would look.

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What the solution includes

  • Session servers

    RDS platform or dedicated desktops depending on usage profile and available licences.

  • Profiles and permissions

    Folders, printers and access defined by role, not by habit.

  • Secure access

    Protected publication with two-factor authentication and session and schedule control.

  • Centralised backup

    All information lives on the server, inside the backup with agreed retention.

How it is deployed

  1. 1Analysis of applications, users and peripherals.
  2. 2Environment design and review of required licences.
  3. 3Pilot with a small group of real users.
  4. 4Department-by-department rollout with brief training.
  5. 5Support and performance tuning after go-live.

Frequently asked questions

Does it work for home working?
Yes. The same desktop opens from the office or from outside, with access protected by two-factor authentication.
Do we need to replace our computers?
Usually not immediately: processing happens on the server, so modest devices can stay in service.
What if the internet connection drops?
Remote access depends on connectivity. That is why we review each site's line and, when the business requires it, propose a backup connection.
What about Microsoft licensing?
It is reviewed before deployment. Virtual desktops require specific access licences that must be in order.

Request a technical demo

We analyse your applications and users and show you how the published workplace would look.

Request a technical demo