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Virtual desktops helped many UK organisations keep the lights on during lockdowns. The use case has moved on. Today, virtual desktops provide a stable way to run apps, secure data, support hybrid teams and reduce local IT headaches. This article explains what changed, why it matters, and how to decide if the model fits your business. What Is a Virtual Desktop and How Does It Work? A virtual desktop is a desktop you access over the internet. Your apps and files run in a secure

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) and Desktop as a Service (DaaS) are moving from niche to normal. Teams want secure access to a consistent desktop from any location. Leaders want predictable costs, strong security and fewer support calls. 2026 is set to bring clear gains in security, performance, hybrid deployment choices and cloud‑native integration. At a glance Security moves to zero trust, device posture checks and granular access by role. Performance improves through

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Running a golf club is about more than just maintaining the course or organising events. The day-to-day operations—handling memberships,...

Let’s face it: the world of print companies is moving at lightning speed. With so much changing in terms of technology, keeping costs...