WINDOWS 365 CLOUD PC DELIVERS THE VIRTUAL PCS YOUR COMPANY NEEDS WITHOUT THE COMPLEX OVERHEAD OF FULL VDI.
A physical PC is not always the best choice for every employee. PCs can cost upwards of $1,000 (much more for power and speed). Yet standing up a full-blown VDI solution takes time, resources, and money. It’s not always a feasible alternative. As a result, companies either regularly spend thousands on devices or invest in a complex solution for a fraction of their workforce. Windows 365 is a new virtualization option from Microsoft that aims to provide virtual PCs – without the complex overhead of full VDI.
Our proven process is focused on designing, configuring, testing, and transferring knowledge for the implementation of Windows 365 Cloud PCs.
WINDOW 365 CLOUD PC USE CASES
Fractional Executives
Multi-site Clinicians
Contractors and Consultants
Contractors and Consultants
Overseas Employees
High Security Remote Work
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Rely on the Experts to Configure your Windows 365 Cloud PCs
Our proven, three-step process is:
- Design – We create policies and configurations in Microsoft Intune and Azure AD to allow assignment, provisioning, maintenance, and access to Windows 365 Cloud PCs.
- Configure and Test – We implement the approved design in your production environment.
- Transfer Knowledge – We teach you how to manage and administrate your Windows 365 Cloud PCs
Enterprise Mobility brings modern device management capabilities
Users can sign into their Cloud PC from any device, at any location
Cloud PCs are integrated with on-premises and cloud resources, including print
Companies can protect data on personal PCs and in high-risk locations
Temporary Workers can be provided with a Cloud PC, saving cost over buying a device
Improve security and compliance for BYOD
Manage Cloud PC’s leveraging Microsoft Intune
“We are entrusted with a lot of very private and personal information from our patients and students, so we have a big responsibility and Mobile Mentor made sure our program was secured.”
Don’t let supply chain and hardware deployment challenges slow you down
While the supply chain might have slowed down, expectations certainly haven’t.
Being able to pivot, recover, scale-out, and deliver at speed, without compromising security or useability is critically important for businesses today.
The ability to deploy cloud PCs to ensure business continuity can provide your company with a new layer of resiliency.
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