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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

Quick summary for busy teams: Cleaning up IT this year means fewer systems, fewer risks, clearer ownership and predictable costs. Start with identity, devices, email and backups, then move line‑of‑business apps into safer patterns such as virtual desktops or SaaS. Track simple metrics such as incident volume, patch compliance and backup restore time to prove progress. What Does “Cleaning Up IT Infrastructure” Mean in 2026? It means untangling years of add‑ons, quick fixes and

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Virtual desktops have already changed the game, offering flexibility and accessibility like never before. Now, with the integration of...

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