Access to your desktop from any internet connected device

Holker’s Desktop as a Service (DaaS) solution is a cost effective alternative to to expensive hardware and software upgrades.

Flexible seats, scalable resources and pay-as-you-go licensing gives you the ability to control costs and respond to your organisation’s needs.

An excellent option as part of any organisation’s Disaster Recovery (DR) plan.

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Why Holker DaaS?

Holker’s DaaS solution provides all the benefits of hosting in the cloud, whilst retaining the personal touch with real human beings at the end of the phone when you need help.

Holker’s team of professional service engineers will work with you and your IT team to provide a solution that meets your needs and can be extended in the future.

All with UK-based data centres and ISO27001 protection.

Your desktop, your way.

What is Desktop as a Service?

Desktop as a Service (DaaS) is a cloud computing solution that enables Holker to deliver virtual desktops to end users via the internet.

DaaS is typically licensed on a per-user subscription basis, allowing your organisation to pay only for the resources they need.

Virtual desktops are preconfigured images of an operating system (OS) or applications that are separated from physical hardware. This approach allows your users to access their systems, applications, and files from any device with an internet connection.

By centralising data and applications in the cloud, DaaS can also help improve security and reduce the risk of data breaches.

DaaS solutions

Holker offers both persistent and non-persistent DaaS solutions.

Persistent desktops are a type of Desktop as a Service (DaaS) that allow users to customise and save their virtual desktops. This means that regardless of the device they use to access the virtual desktop, the desktop will look the same when the user logs in. Persistent desktops store applications, images, and files, but they require more storage than non-persistent desktops.

Non-persistent desktops do not allow any form of customisation (or they do but the customisations are reset at log off). All changes apart from work files are reset.

Want to know how DaaS can help your organisation?

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