A service provider offers virtual desktops to end-users over the Internet in a service known as Desktop as a Service (DaaS). A per-user subscription is required for this service.
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The cloud services provider provides Desktop as a Service (DaaS) by hosting the infrastructure, network resources, and storage in the cloud and streaming the desktop data and applications to the end user's device through a web browser or other interface.
DaaS refers to a type of Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) that is hosted in the cloud and managed by a third party. VDI is generally managed on-premises via a company's data center, with deployment and updates handled internally.
Using Desktop-as-a-Service, your desktop requirements can be continually scaled up or down according to usage. This lets you pay only for the resources you require. Your organization can thus avoid the capital expenditures associated with running an on-premises environment. Security risks associated with on-premises environments are reduced.
Here are some of the advantages of Desktop as a Service (DaaS)-
- Accessibility enhancements
- Decreased capital expenditures
- Cost-effective operation
- Increased agility and responsiveness
- Security enhancements
- Business needs are better aligned
- A higher degree of resilience and reliability
- Improvements in business continuity
- More predictability in budgets
- A more consistent and future-proof process
- A greater level of productivity
- Improved environmental profile
Yes, DaaS supports Two-Factor Authentication.
