Migrating to Azure Virtual Desktop can lead to significant cost savings. Businesses have reported a reduction of up to 34% in VDI licensing and related IT infrastructure costs. This includes eliminating expenses associated with on-premises servers, maintenance fees, and power costs. Additionally, companies can reduce spending on employer-provided PCs, as 25% of Azure Virtual Desktop users can utilize their personal devices.

Azure Virtual Desktop has been shown to increase productivity by providing improved connectivity and faster security responses. Users experience an average gain of 22 person-hours annually due to these enhancements. For an organization with 1,200 monthly active users, this translates to an additional 26,512 person-hours of productivity each year.

Organizations using traditional Remote Desktop Services often encounter challenges such as high costs, limited functionality, and poor user experience due to latency and connectivity issues. Azure Virtual Desktop addresses these problems by offering a cloud-based solution that enhances scalability, reduces IT workloads by 59%, and provides a more seamless user experience, allowing employees to work efficiently from remote locations.