Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
Desktop virtualization is a computing environment in which some or all components of the system, including operating system and applications, reside in a protected environment, isolated from the underlying hardware and software platforms. The virtualization layer controls interactions between the virtual environment and the rest of the system. Essentially, servers host desktop environments specific to each user and stream applications and operating systems to the desktop.
Many companies have implemented desktop virtualization (also referred to as
VDI) paired with the use of BOSaNOVA thin clients to increase security, improve manageability, and free valuable resources.
Hardware optimized for virtualization
BOSaNOVA offers a wide-range of hardware options optimized for desktop
virtualization (VDI.) Our thin clients include traditional logic
units, wireless thin clients, and small form factor energy efficient units.
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for our thin client comparison chart.
5 Connection Brokers pre-installed
BOSaNOVA thin clients include 5 different connection brokers pre-installed - 2X, Leostream, Ericom's PowerTerm Webconnect, Citrix XenDesktop, VMware View, and
Provision Networks/Quest.
Support for many Hypervisors
BOSaNOVA thin clients support a long
list of hypervisors. Contact us for more details.
Read about how BOSaNOVA Thin Clients work with the following virtualization
solutions:

2X
VMware View
Citrix XenDesktop
Ericom’s PowerTermŪ WebConnect
Leostream
Provision Networks
Benefits of VDI include:
- Centralized management
- Increased security
- A complete desktop experience
- Increased flexibility
- Hardware independence
- Resource pooling
- Compatibility
- Cost savings
For more details, read the BOSaNOVA article "How Desktop Virtualization Can Lower Costs and Raise Productivity."
For more information please contact us at 800-866-6267 or info@bosanova.net