The VDI stack has lots of pieces that you have to put together in order to deliver a VDI solution, and it can feel a little like a very expensive game of Jenga. We hear questions around this a lot from customers, both those just starting VDI projects and those with solutions deployed.

I wrote a white paper with the intent of answering as many of these questions as possible. The goal, of course, is to help give you more confidence in your VDI environment – that you made the right choices when you picked the vendors and components in your VDI stack, and that you’re measuring what’s ultimately most important to a successful VDI deployment: the user experience.

 The paper also walks through the VDI lifecycle and helps describe which Login VSI products are relevant during different phases of your VDI project.

You can download the white paper here.

About the author

Adam Carter (@adambomb00) joined Login VSI in 2014 as a product manager working on new technologies. Adam lives in Seattle, where he enjoys listening to bands you’ve never heard of, roller derby, and coffee shops and happy hours where he can eavesdrop on Amazon and Microsoft employee conversations.