Virtual Client Computing Market Analysis

Solution {Virtual User Sessions (VUS), Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), Terminal Services}

The virtual user sessions (VUS) segment in the virtual client computing market is estimated to gain a robust revenue share of 45% in the coming years owing to the owing to growing adoption of VUS desktops. Session-based desktop software, or Virtual User Session (VUS), operates on servers and generates a virtualized operating system user interface that may be distributed to non-native environments and can stream a single program to almost any device, independent of platform. Moreover, it is a software solution that enables numerous users to view a single program at once and is an advanced server-based computing platform that can accommodate numerous users running the same operating system by creating a shared environment. Organizations typically utilize VUS desktops to provide remote access to applications and data in a regulated and centralized environment and with the use of virtual client computing users can access their system from different locations which provides flexibility.

Additionally, the term virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) refers to a technology that hosts desktop environments on a central server allows users to access their desktops from any location, and offers cloud-based or on-premises virtual desktop hosting.

End Use Industry (BFSI, Retail, Healthcare, Manufacturing, IT & Telecom)

The IT & telecom segment in the virtual client computing market is set to garner a notable share shortly. The IT industry benefits greatly from virtual client computing since it permits remote work while preserving productivity and clear communication regardless of endpoint or location, the software also enables the virtualization of desktops and applications to offer safe computing functionality.

Deployment (On-Premise, Cloud)

Virtual client computing market from the on-premise segment is anticipated to garner a noteworthy share in the coming years. On-premise hosting enables organizations to choose from a choice of providers, including Citrix, VMware, and Microsoft, for their virtualization software whereby users get direct, fast access to their virtual desktops, deliver predictable costs, and minimize latency.

Our in-depth analysis of the global market includes the following segments: