Virtual Desktop – Whats included?

As a Virtual Desktop user you get 24 hours a day 7 days a week access to all of your data. Your entire company can go home, work and no one would ever notice a thing. Use your Windows 95 computer up to the Windows Vista and beyond. Do not have a Windows machine, no problem. Use your Macintosh. Use a Linux machine. Use your Iphone. If it can access the Internet you can view and work on your data.

Software included in the Virtual Desktop Environment

  • Windows OS
  • Microsoft Office (latest)
  • Quickbooks
  • MAS 90,200
  • Great Plains
  • Internet Explorer
  • Firefox
  • Gigs and Gigs of data
  • Microsoft Exchange for Outlook (latest)
  • Virus Protection
  • Data Backup
  • 99.999999% up time across many machines and data centers

In a nut shell. Never lose your data, your work, your productivity. Never upgrade or purchase another computer.

** Great for IT managers that are tired of running around to fix things.

*** Great for the CFO. You will always have a fixed budget

**** Great for the CEO. Always get your data. No Excuses!!!!

**** We have a FREE DEMO just for you. Call or email us today.

This is how it works. For the IT Managers of course.

Virtual Servers lower costs

Virtual Servers can lower your capital and operational costs and improve operational efficiency and flexibility. Virtual Servers give you access to all of your data, over a secure connection. Using proven methods for data acquisition, virtual servers go way beyond a standard server setup. Go beyond server consolidation and deploy a standard virtualization platform to automate your entire IT infrastructure. VMware customers have harnessed the power of virtualization to better manage IT capacity, provide better service levels, and streamline IT processes. We coined a term for virtualizing the IT infrastructure–we call it the virtual infrastructure.

What is a Virtual Infrastructure?

A virtual infrastructure lets you share your physical resources of multiple machines across your entire infrastructure. A virtual machine lets you share the resources of a single physical computer across multiple virtual machines for maximum efficiency. Resources are shared across multiple virtual machines and applications. Your business needs are the driving force behind dynamically mapping the physical resources of your infrastructure to applications—even as those needs evolve and change. Aggregate your x86 servers along with network and storage into a unified pool of IT resources that can be utilized by the applications when and where they’re needed. This resource optimization drives greater flexibility in the organization and results in lower capital and operational costs.