Virtual desktops are not beneficial to every company in every situation. However, for many companies, these desktops are useful for a variety of staff and user roles. These roles include: Kiosk users—for example, customers. Virtual desktops can be used to connect users on non-secure networks with minimal risk to your systems. Task Workers—for example, receptionists or call center workers. Virtual desktops enable you to provide access to critical business functions and data without it being stored on multiple devices. Power Users—for example, code or graphics developers and audio or video producers. These users can gain access to custom configurations and applications on their host device while still accessing workplace environments. This enables users to take advantage of multiple OSes at once. Read more about Who Should Use Virtual Desktops