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IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Desktop as a Service 2024 Vendor Assessment
Enterprises are rethinking how they deliver digital workspaces. This IDC MarketScape report outlines Microsoft's leadership in DaaS, highlighting how Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop support scalability, automation, and enhanced end-user satisfaction. Download the full report for an in-depth look at DaaS market trends and vendor strengths. Contact Swerve Limited to explore how DaaS can support your workforce transformation.
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Desktop as a Service (DaaS) is a component of virtual client computing (VCC) that provides virtual desktops hosted in the cloud. It is characterized by being highly automated, requiring minimal user decisions for provisioning, and offering robust management that alleviates concerns about network access. DaaS differs from traditional cloud VDI by focusing on delivering a fully managed desktop experience rather than just moving virtualization to the cloud.
How does DaaS address talent shortages?
DaaS serves as a strategic solution to the growing talent shortage by allowing organizations to offload complex IT tasks to service providers. This enables companies to focus their existing talent on critical areas such as AI transformation and digital operations, effectively rethinking their workforce capabilities and operational strategies.
What should buyers consider when choosing a DaaS provider?
When selecting a DaaS provider, buyers should assess the level of automation offered, ensuring that critical functions are either fully automated or manageable through clear policies. Additionally, it's important to consider how DaaS fits into the broader talent management strategy, as the digital workspace can significantly influence employee engagement and perceptions of the company.
IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Desktop as a Service 2024 Vendor Assessment
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