Introducing Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD)
The pandemic pushed companies across the globe to migrate their business-imperative workloads to cloud-based systems to facilitate working remotely. Looking for a reliable solution, many enterprises opted for Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) because of the platform’s ease of use, security features and the personal computing capabilities that Windows 10 offers, coupled with cloud technology. […]
Understanding the new commerce experience for Azure
Microsoft’s new commerce experience for Azure announced a sweeping overhaul of how managed service providers (MSPs) and other Microsoft CSPs buy and manage Azure services. The transition to this new experience is ongoing, with many partners still looking to make the switch from the legacy commerce framework. This update was influenced by critical factors such […]
Use backup and disaster recovery to offer Microsoft Azure
Backup and disaster recovery are peculiar things. They’re services we all hope we’ll never need to use. As an unfortunate result, end clients often ask themselves the question: why even bother in the first place? What are the chances, anyway? It turns out the odds are far worse than it might seem at a first […]
Maximize Azure cloud services in an unpredictable market
We’ve previously discussed why adding Azure services to your offering is a sure bet in a fragile economy, and how to do it without unnecessary headaches. While your clients will appreciate the mobility, security and speed of Azure cloud services, the value for you (aside from the recurring revenue!) lies in the flexibility: scaling up […]
Facilitate WVD adoption with Nerdio for Azure
The way businesses operate has been changing continually and consistently, and Microsoft has responded accordingly with Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD). This Azure-based system for virtualizing Windows operating systems—providing virtualized desktops and applications in the cloud—has been exploding in the recent months. Microsoft reported that WVD usage more than tripled in 2020! The reason? Simple, really: […]
