Why centralized desktop delivery is making a comeback
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Why centralized desktop delivery is making a comeback


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Enterprise IT is shifting from decentralized models toward centralized strategies like Desktop as a Service (DaaS) to mitigate rising security risks, such as "shadow data" and endpoint vulnerabilities. This transition promises significant operational advantages, including up to a 33% reduction in total cost of ownership and enhanced business agility through improved productivity and zero-trust security.
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