Windows Virtual Desktop Insights

What is Windows Virtual Desktop?

Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD), now known as Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD), is a desktop and application virtualization service that runs on the Microsoft Azure cloud. It enables users to access Windows desktops and applications from virtually any device, anywhere. It's commonly used to provide secure access to corporate resources, support remote workforces, and streamline application management by centralizing deployment and updates.

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What other technologies are related to Windows Virtual Desktop?

Windows Virtual Desktop Competitor Technologies

AWS Workspaces

AWS Workspaces is a competing Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS) solution.

mentioned alongside Windows Virtual Desktop in 3% (67) of relevant job posts

VMware Workspace ONE

VMware Workspace ONE is a competing digital workspace platform that can deliver virtual desktops and applications.

mentioned alongside Windows Virtual Desktop in 3% (61) of relevant job posts

VMware Horizon

VMware Horizon is a competing virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) platform.

mentioned alongside Windows Virtual Desktop in 1% (88) of relevant job posts

Citrix

Citrix is a competitor, offering virtual app and desktop solutions which compete with Azure Virtual Desktop.

mentioned alongside Windows Virtual Desktop in 0% (201) of relevant job posts

Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops

Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops is a direct competitor, providing virtual application and desktop solutions.

mentioned alongside Windows Virtual Desktop in 1% (84) of relevant job posts

Windows Virtual Desktop Complementary Technologies

Autopilot

Autopilot can be used to provision and configure physical devices that access Windows Virtual Desktop.

mentioned alongside Windows Virtual Desktop in 2% (162) of relevant job posts

FSLogix

FSLogix is a profile management solution that is strongly complementary, providing better user profile management for persistent and non-persistent virtual desktops.

mentioned alongside Windows Virtual Desktop in 4% (55) of relevant job posts

Microsoft Endpoint Manager

Microsoft Endpoint Manager helps manage and secure the endpoints that connect to Azure Virtual Desktop environments.

mentioned alongside Windows Virtual Desktop in 2% (76) of relevant job posts