City permitting clerks keep permit PDFs on tower PCs. The EUC technician wants desktops that live in the civic data center so a stolen clerk PC does not hold the only copy of an application file. Which VDI benefit addresses that goal?
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Short Explanation
Think of the clerk PC as a window into city hall, not the filing cabinet. VDI parks the Windows desktop and the permit files in the civic data center, so a stolen tower is just a blank pane of glass.
Full Explanation
Virtual desktop infrastructure hosts the operating system, applications, and user data on datacenter virtual machines that Horizon Connection Server brokers to an endpoint. The client device presents the session and does not become the system of record for civic files. Local USB copies, fatter laptop images, and NSX overlays do not move the desktop out of the stolen-PC risk model.