here is some information on the security aspect of VDI - sm

Posted: Nov 19th, 2019 - 10:11 am In Reply to: Is VDI really security when other MTSOs don't use? - sm

With VDI, as remote data centers store the data with high-level redundancy, you do not need to worry about data loss. Even if you lose the device, you can access your desktop from any other device.

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Is VDI really security when other MTSOs don't use? - sm (Views: 608, 2019-11-19, 8:53 am)
- here is some information on the security aspect of VDI - sm
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  - My company uses Inscribe, not Nuance outsourced work - sm (Views: 420, 2019-11-19, 12:27 pm)
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      - Emdat, too. - nm (Views: 282, 2019-11-19, 2:45 pm)
      - No, not Nuance accounts - sm (Views: 402, 2019-11-19, 7:30 pm)