Three Paths to True Hybrid Cloud EUC

Many companies are finding that their existing EUC solutions are limiting business agility. IT teams simply can’t respond to end-user requests quickly enough. Existing on-prem VDI implementations can be hard to configure, difficult to manage, and often fail to meet business and end-user needs. In the cloud, Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS) implementations often face similar challenges and come with hidden costs. That’s why a hybrid cloud EUC model is emerging, using a flexible mix of both private and public cloud resources and allowing you to quickly adjust the mix based on your business needs. But how do you get from where you are today to a hybrid EUC implementation? Join us for this session as we discuss the three potential paths to achieve a hybrid EUC deployment: • Cloud management: Offload and centralize EUC management as a SaaS service in public cloud, eliminating management overhead and the need for painful upgrades. • DR in the cloud: Utilize public cloud for EUC disaster recovery to ensure business continuity. • Workload portability: Move workloads flexibly between datacenters and cloud locations to address dynamic business requirements.