Hello James,

I chose server virtualization, as you replied to my post. It is a great cost effective way. Considering you have the initial hardware to set it up. (and servers can be crazy expensive) If a server is not on site I can definitely see issues with this being an issue if for some reason your third party or hosting server falls under attack. I think it is interesting to think about how one vulnerability could lead to massive infections of how ever many workstations/PC’s are connected to the server.

VDI is interesting, I have never relied heavily on it as much. However, I can definitely see where it could be a painful thing to use. Especially if your inputs have to travel far. Bandwidth is for sure an issue I can see. I would love to hear more about it.

God Bless, and good luck!