“The CIO can deliver real, technology-driven change based on a new, modernized infrastructure.”
Emerging technologies are proliferating throughout organizations, disrupting industries, and enabling unprecedented new opportunities and challenges. What does the CIO need to survive and thrive in the connected era? It will take new skills, and new ways of thinking, to lead the way.
The world has already changed.
Innovative organizations, and CIOs, will survive and thrive.
IT Transformation initiatives often lead to an exploration of desktop and application virtualization. However, organizations looking to adopt VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure) have typically faced a number of hurdles, including long planning and procurement cycles, significant upfront infrastructure investments, and difficulty delivering a consistent user experience across locations and devices.
But good news is here: Dell EMC Ready Architectures for VDI provide a wide range of choices to meet a variety of needs and come with optional Dell EMC endpoints and familiar management tools that allow you to get up and running faster and streamline your day‑to‑day operations.
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Dell EMC IDPA DP4400 for mid-size enterprises and branch offices
Dell EMC Data Domain system can reduce the amount of disk storage required to retain and protect data to at least 1/30 to 1/10 of the original. With DD Cloud Tier, it can be extended to up to 150 PB of logical capacity and managed by a single system.
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Optiplex 7070 UFF
Ultra desktop solution offers swappable elements for outstanding flexibility. Price includes PC module with mount or stand of choice.
HK$ 4,375 -
Latitude 7400 2-in-1
The first PC proximity sensor enabled by Intel Context Sensing Technology and up to 26 hour and 46 minutes of battery life.
HK$ 12,999