The promised benefits of virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) – including simplified management, enhanced security and
reduced costs – are very attractive to both IT managers and senior executives. But these benefits are not guaranteed, nor are they necessarily achieved overnight. Some organizations find that their first attempt at virtualization causes as many problems as it solves, particularly when it comes to disappointing end-user performance, unexpected management complexity, and high costs. Or, VDI may function well at the start, but fails to scale larger over time.