Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
Use private cloud infrastructure as the foundation for your organization’s applications, systems, and data.
Managing business infrastructure in-house can require significant resources, while organizations still need secure, reliable technology that can adapt as their needs change.
Employees need access to their desktops, applications, and data whether they’re in the office or working remotely.
Purchasing, managing, and securing desktop software and equipment can place additional demands on internal resources.
Organizations need to provide employees with remote access while maintaining security around business data.
Technology environments need the flexibility to support changing workforce and business requirements.
Charles IT provides scalable private cloud infrastructure designed to reduce the burden of managing infrastructure internally. Organizations can use Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) as the foundation for their cloud environment, with DaaS available when virtual desktops are needed.
Build a scalable private cloud environment around your organization’s infrastructure needs.
Use private cloud infrastructure as the foundation for your organization’s applications, systems, and data.
Scale your cloud infrastructure as your organization’s technology needs change.
Add hosted virtual desktops when your organization needs employees to securely access desktops, applications, and data remotely.
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Desktop as a Service, or DaaS, provides virtual desktops through a hosted environment. It allows employees to access their desktop experience without the organization having to buy, build, and manage all of the underlying desktop infrastructure itself.
Virtual desktops can provide employees with greater flexibility to work from different locations while giving organizations a scalable alternative to purchasing and managing traditional desktop infrastructure.
Yes. Virtual desktops are designed to give employees access to their desktop environment from anywhere with an internet connection.
Yes. A virtual desktop environment can support remote work across different devices. The current Charles IT service specifically identifies phones and tablets as options for remote collaboration.