What is Virtual Desktop Infrastructure and why should a school care? Those are both great questions. VDI is a variation on the client/server computing model, sometimes referred to as server-based computing.
VDI is the new technology movement to help expand the abilities of lower computing systems. Think of it this way: would you like to be able to offer computer-aided design (CAD) software on your students’ Chromebooks and get rid of your dedicated labs? Would you like to manage the usage of photo editing software and allow users access when they need it, wherever they are located?
VDI can accomplish that for you and your district. Watch this recorded webinar for more!
Do you have questions about Virtual Desktop Infrastructure? Reach out to us at hello@oxen.tech or 888.296.3619!
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