Cloud Desktop

A cloud desktop is also known as a virtual desktop, hosted desktop, or Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS). ... However, unlike a traditional Microsoft Windows desktop, the necessary settings, data, and operating system are delivered over the internet, rather than stored on the computer's hard drive

During the Covid-19 pandemic many customers opted in for DaaS this allowed them to unify the desktop experience across the board and benefit in the following several ways;

Reduction in support, infrastructure, hardware and deployment costs.
High scalability and flexibility.
Greater storage space. By using virtual desktop technology, each user will have access to a much greater storage space for applications and files than they would have on a hard drive on their device.
Increased information security. Working on a virtual desktop means that the data is not on the device.
Increase in productivity and flexibility for employees.
Protection of business continuity. Whatever happens, data is backed up in the cloud and the virtual desktop infrastructure can be accessed remotely.

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