How much of your application estate is custom or proprietary?.Understanding Your Application Estateīecause application management has to be approached, planned, and managed differently, you have to consider your current application portfolio to determine the feasibility and cost of migrating before moving onto Windows Virtual Desktop. This frees up your IT resources so they can focus on preparing for the future of digital innovation instead of worrying about keeping things running day-to-day. There is a shift of the burden to keep apps running, up to date, and secure to the software providers instead of your IT department. In fact, as we will discuss later in the post with app attach, with the possibility to have applications that exist separate from the user and OS, the potential for conflicts and issues is minimal. Especially, if the cloud apps don't automatically update without user permission, you run the risk of cyber security issues, possible user issues, and new features that put you at a competitive disadvantage.Īdopting to a full cloud-based/virtual offering takes away the burden of IT to have to constantly manage thousands of PCs to the latest release of an application. Having cloud services such as Office 365 and Zoom, which constantly need updates, mixed into a traditional suite of apps on a traditional gold OS image, which aren't updated frequently, can cause application management headaches. This is especially true over the last year with the Covid-19 pandemic and work from home orders. While at first there was resistance to use cloud technology for security and privacy reasons, especially in the finance field, it has become clear that any organization that wants to be competitive needs to extend their cloud usage. In recent years, enterprises have found themselves using traditional app management while implementing cloud services as well. How/Why Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) Changes Your App Management Strategy
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