Generally, only the installation cost of server and storage is considered for introducing a Virtual Desktop (VDI). However, in order to actually implement Virtual Desktop (VDI), it is necessary to consider the cost of the program license, traffic, maintenance, and any additional ones foreseeing the expansion of the organization. Even there are cases where solution is abandoned due to the cost of expansion.

VDI vs Remoteview

However, as number of users increases, RemoteView does not degrade in performance nor incur additional installation costs. RemoteView maintains VDI-level security at a tenth of the cost of a Virtual Desktop (VDI) solution, and it suitable to anyone willing to introduce telecommuting at enterprise-wide level.

Virtual Desktop (VDI) system is a very effective structural method for preventing internal information leakage and external intrusion as users access virtual servers separated from the internal network. Likewise, the remote control provided by RemoteView is also separated from the internal network by the same mechanism, similar security structure provided by Virtual Desktop (VDI).

In addition, RemoteView’s remote control system passes through a private encrypted communication proxy server, not an open protocol, to block DDoS attacks, malware, which Virtual Desktop (VDI) is vulnerable to, making it even more secure.

Company has introduced VDI solution for working from home, but the data are often on the office PC, and users have to bear the inconvenience of having to update the settings to use the program. Should you use a VDI solution despite of these inconveniences? RemoteView is a ‘service innovation without changes’ that uses existing computers as they are.

There is no need for cumbersome application training every time, the inconvenience of having to access only from a specific IP, and there is no need for dedicated management personnel. RemoteView allows you to work from home quickly in less than an hour, not like a Virtual Desktop (VDI) solution that takes more than 6 months.