1. Not planning enough resources
2. Not taking advantage of existing resources
3. Not controlling the sprawl
4. Not fully preparing staff/users
5. Not having a clear understanding about user profiles
6. Not having a plan for outages
7. Not haggling out a license strategy with dedicated professionals
8. Viewing a VDI migration as simply relocating a physical resource to a virtual one
9. Betting the farm (or your reputation) on cost savings
10. Assuming all your security woes are over
Friday, February 26, 2021
10 Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) mistakes to avoid
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