Simplify application access for distributed users
Skyline Virtual Desktop
Skyline gives users a virtual desktop containing familiar applications such as Microsoft Office and Adobe Reader, accessed over the internet and paid for on a predictable per-user basis. It provides a practical route for organisations that want a more consistent user workspace without tying every application, update, and configuration decision to an individual physical PC.
Business Benefits
Hosted desktop access to familiar business applications on a simple per-user service model.
Reduce dependency on local desktop configuration
Support predictable monthly costs
Make remote access easier to manage
Apply a more consistent workspace across approved devices
Centralise application updates and routine desktop administration
Technical Building Blocks
We help combine the right components, support cover, and implementation plan around the workloads that matter.
Hosted desktop accessPer-user application deliveryRemote desktop supportCloud-hosted business software
Virtual desktop planning
A hosted desktop works best when the user experience, connectivity, applications, and support responsibilities are agreed early.
Who is it suited to?
It can suit distributed staff, standardised user roles, and organisations that want a predictable way to deliver common business applications.
What needs checking first?
Applications, peripheral requirements, connectivity, data location, user permissions, and local support expectations should all be reviewed.
Can it support flexible working?
Yes. The same desktop can be accessed from approved locations while keeping application delivery more centrally managed.
Architecture Priorities
Important points to consider when reviewing this area for your organisation.
- Simple user access
- Predictable operating cost
- Remote working support
- Centralised application management