Take Control of Your VDI Transition

The stability and control you had with VDI is gone as vendors like Broadcom (VMware) and Tibco (Citrix) fundamentally change the EUC reality by forcing higher licensing costs and a DaaS transition.

This is happening as part of a larger shift in the EUC market where many workspaces, platforms, application management, and endpoint management solutions have left gaps and no ability to integrate solutions.

You’ve got too many vendor solutions duct taped together and no way to create a single, unified, futureproof path to the modern workspace.

With your enterprise IT team scrambling to migrate and find a way to lower VDI and DaaS infrastructure costs, Liquit shows the way to the modern workplace they envision.

The first step is to answer the burning questions about

  • What brought us here
  • The biggest migration challenges
  • How do you lower costs and take back control
  • How Liquit solves these challenges and more for you

 

This All Sounds Too Good to Be True!

We hear that a lot at Liquit, but many of our customers have already gone through this transition and understand it’s not the last one. We will always be in transition to the next need or technology shift.

Municipality Berkelland in the Netherlands is a great example of a customer who has done the transformation. We invite you to read their journey.

You also need to know that Liquit can help in solving more than your current challenges so read some of our case studies here!

What’s next? We invite you to see how this could work in your environment with your needs with a personal demo. Or write us with your specific transition questions.

Videos

We sat down with Liquit’s Director Solutions Engineering Nico Zieck to talk about some topics that may also be on your mind. For example: “Why are Citrix and VMware no longer working for me?” And “Can we keep using the existing laptops if we transition?”.  We have captured his answers in 7 short videos for you to watch at your own leisure.

Don’t hesitate to reach out to us if you have any other or specific questions about your VDI transition.

 

TRANSITION VIDEO #1

1. Why Did Companies Choose VDI in the first place?
2. Why is it no longer working?
3. How does Liquit make it simple and cost effective to transition?

TRANSITION VIDEO #2

1. Is the cloud a valid alternative to on-premises VDI?
2. How do I manage AVD as a cheaper, more flexible alternative to my current VDI solution?
3. Can we use our laptops that we already have?

TRANSITION VIDEO #3

1. How do I make transitioning or migrating from VDI to DaaS happen in my own time frame?
2. Is there a way to do it inexpensively quickly and without disruption?
3. Do I still need my workspace management solution like config manager, Ivanti workspace control?

TRANSITION VIDEO #4

1. If we need to change our VDI solution to AVD and we use Liquit, how does that benefit us with Configuration Manager, Intune, or other UEM solutions?
2. How do we overcome the problems we’ve seen in the past like lack of centralized management, ease of access, unified deployment?

TRANSITION VIDEO #5

1. Why isn’t Configuration Manager designed for everything I need to do with app management when I look at transitioning away from VDI?
2. What if I need a solution that can run on-premises and in the cloud?
3. Will a hybrid solution save us a lot of money and enhance our manageability?
4. How can Liquit solve these problems?

TRANSITION VIDEO #6

1. Is transitioning from one VDI to DaaS or from one DaaS to another just trading one set of problems for another?
2. Patching and updating our applications and full control over roaming devices are all challenges with any of the current solutions. Is this due to the same challenges in each solution or are they different?
3. How does Liquit overcome these challenges?

TRANSITION VIDEO #7

1. Transitioning from VDI to the cloud will have a big impact. How do I prevent this today and what happens when another inevitable shift in EUC happens?

2. How can Liquit help me with this transition and avoid the problem of having multiple platforms and solutions with gaps in the future?