Centralized computing doesn’t replace power users, it enables them
Modern centralized infrastructure has evolved from a rigid model of consolidated compute to one that separates unified governance from distributed execution. This approach allows o…
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Cost, risk, and resilience are reshaping end-user computing
Modern CIOs are struggling to balance cost-cutting and AI investment with the security risks inherent in storing sensitive data on distributed endpoints. The article suggests trans…
Centralized computing in a hybrid world
Modern infrastructure is shifting from a debate over centralized versus distributed locations toward a paradigm of "centralized control" over policy, identity, and security across …
Why centralized desktop delivery is making a comeback
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 endp…