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Windows Virtual Desktop on Modern Devices

This eBook provides a detailed look for IT administrators at the advantages of combining Windows 10 devices, especially Microsoft Surface computers, with Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD). WVD helps customers meet increasingly complex business and security requirements, including multi-layered security, compliance with industry/privacy regulations, support for an elastic workforce, and business continuity. Using WVD with Microsoft Surface laptops, 2-in-1s, and all-in-one devices provides unique benefits, such as redirecting keyboard/touchscreen/pen input to the virtual host for greater security, offline local file syncing when network connectivity is lost, and much more. For more information about Windows Virtual Desktop and Microsoft Surface with Windows 10, read the paper and contact us today.

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