Virtual Desktop Infrastructure’s (VDI) Impact on Patient Care

Reducing IT footprint is a critical step in succeeding in the battle against cyber threats and compliance requirements. In a health-care organization, implementing desktop technology will provide secure, compliant, and convenient remote access that helps boost employee productivity and improve patient care. It enables an easy to access, consistent experience across multiple devices and locations. In a hospital and health care setting, clinicians are mobile, moving from one patient to another. VDIs support enhanced user mobility and remote access by providing a standardized desktop that can be reached from almost any approved and compatible endpoint, in any location. These virtual desktops contain a full range of virtual apps and data, and can eliminate the need for physical, dedicated desktops, while reducing login times and password requirements. 

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