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TEC37 Digital Workspace Series E05: Is the Cloud the Right Place for Your Virtual Desktops?

Event Overview

Remote working and enabling work-from-anywhere accelerated the push of virtual desktops and apps to the cloud. Our customers are actively evaluating and implementing cloud migration of desktops and Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS). Join our TEC37 experts to refine your plans to modernize more deliberately and hear WWT end-user computing experts come together to discuss the current state of desktop and application delivery options for the cloud and key considerations for ensuring success.

What to expect

Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) is front and center for enabling remote and hybrid work. The move to host VDI in the cloud raises questions about security, digital employee experience monitoring, and accounting methods of OPEX vs CAPEX. We’ll share experiences of WWT’s key customers and cover:
  • Drivers and obstacles for cloud-based VDI and DaaS
  • Current state of remote work & virtualization of devices
  • When should VDI be run in the cloud, on premise, or a mix?
  • Who are the key players and what do they bring?

Goals and Objectives

This episode will provide an informed, frontline view on the considerations for moving VDI to the cloud. You will walk away with a firm understanding of the key drivers to move virtual desktops to the cloud.

Who should attend?

CIO, Directors and VPs of Digital Employee Experience, IT Directors, End User Computing leaders, modern workspace architects or anyone associated with delivering and supporting digital workspace services for laptops, desktops and mobile devices.

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