There are countless scenarios where virtual desktops can be a cost-effective solution. Here are just a few examples.

professor teaching a class Scenario 1

I am a faculty member who needs my class to be able to access an application that is only available on Windows, but many of my students use a Mac.

researchers viewing a computer visualization Scenario 2

I am a researcher who would like to access visualization software like Amira that is licensed by my department.

male student working on macbook outside Scenario 3

I am a student who would like to access software at any time on my laptop instead of having to go to a campus computer lab.

man viewing business data on a tablet Scenario 4

I am an IT support specialist who would like to provide my users with secure access to University systems and a full desktop environment from their own devices when they attend conferences or travel.