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We wrote down what actually keeps enterprise VDI fast at scale, and why the usual reflex of buying more infrastructure keeps failing. Inside, the five causes of gradual VDI slowdown that most teams miss: 1. Resource contention from oversubscribed pools. 2. Storage that buckles under login storms. 3. Protocols left on default. 4. Network latency that quietly breaks calls and sessions. 5. GPU starvation that drags graphics workloads onto the CPU. Plus how leading enterprises are reengineering their environments for resilience, including one that saved close to eight million dollars a year by optimising instead of expanding. If your virtual desktops are the backbone of how your people work, this is worth eight minutes - https://lnkd.in/diQwG8fx Which of those five is hurting your environment most right now? Anunta - Ajit Aloz, Maneesh Raina, Rajkumar Solomons, Miitul Rajjput, Sudesh Bhosle, Devesh Kacha, Philip Lopes, Rajashree Majumdar, Jerin Raju, Subramaniam Krishnan, Vivek Chavan #VDI #DigitalWorkspace #DigitalEmployeeExperience

So how do you actually stop VDI from slowly degrading? Not with a one-time fix. The environments that stay fast are the ones treated as a continuous engineering discipline, not a project that ended at go-live. In practice that looks like: 1. Designing storage around a predictable experience, not theoretical capacity, so login storms don't stall thousands of sessions at once. 2. Matching GPU and compute to real workloads, so graphics-heavy apps stop stealing resources from everyone else. 3. Tuning display protocols for hybrid and remote users instead of leaving them on default. 4. Monitoring the experience proactively, so issues get caught before a single ticket is raised. The goal is simple to say and hard to deliver. Everyone gets the same responsive desktop, whether they are in a branch, at home, or on a high-graphics workload. What is the one optimisation that gives teams the biggest jump in user experience? Find out here - https://lnkd.in/diQwG8fx Anunta - Ajit Aloz, Maneesh Raina, Rajkumar Solomons, Miitul Rajjput, Sudesh Bhosle, Devesh Kacha, Philip Lopes, Rajashree Majumdar, Jerin Raju, Subramaniam Krishnan, Vivek Chavan #VDI #DaaS #DigitalWorkspace

A counter-intuitive truth about virtual desktops.   Throwing more hardware at a performance problem usually makes the budget worse, not the experience better. One enterprise cut nearly eight million dollars a year, not by expanding infrastructure, but by optimising what it already ran: right-sizing workloads, fixing storage during login storms, and tuning protocols for how people actually work. The old question was whether the business can rely on VDI. The new, harder question: can VDI perform the same way for everyone, in every location, on every workload? Uniform performance at scale is the real benchmark now. Not peak capacity. Not status page uptime. Read exactly how to fix this - https://lnkd.in/diQwG8fx Anunta - Ajit Aloz, Maneesh Raina, Rajkumar Solomons, Miitul Rajjput, Sudesh Bhosle, Devesh Kacha, Philip Lopes, Rajashree Majumdar, Jerin Raju, Subramaniam Krishnan, Vivek Chavan #VDI #DigitalEmployeeExperience #BusinessResilience

Your VDI didn't fail. That's the problem. It just got a little slower. Login took four seconds longer. Then the collaboration app started lagging on calls. Then people quietly stopped raising tickets and started working around it. By the time it shows up in a report, the environment has been degrading for months, and the helpdesk is treating symptoms instead of causes. Here is what we keep seeing. Teams respond by adding more compute, more storage, more bandwidth. The performance barely moves. Because the real issue was never capacity. It was architecture, storage design, protocols left on default, and workloads no one was actively managing. Slow VDI rarely announces itself. It erodes. For those of you running virtual desktops at scale: what was the first sign your users noticed before your dashboards did? Read the detailed performance analysis - https://lnkd.in/diQwG8fx Anunta - Ajit Aloz, Maneesh Raina, Rajkumar Solomons, Miitul Rajjput, Sudesh Bhosle, Devesh Kacha, Philip Lopes, Rajashree Majumdar, Jerin Raju, Subramaniam Krishnan, Vivek Chavan #VDI #DigitalWorkspace #DigitalEmployeeExperience #ITResilience

Securing a shop floor is not really a technology problem. Most organisations already own capable tools. The harder part is knowing exactly what is connected, keeping it governed, and doing that across sites that never stop running. That takes people who understand endpoint management, OT operations, cybersecurity and compliance in the same breath, rather than four separate teams pointing at each other. This is the work we do at Anunta, together with Omnissa. We help enterprises secure their environments end to end: discovering every device, governing it, watching it, fixing what is exposed and improving it over time. Their Unified Endpoint Management gives teams genuine visibility into sprawling infrastructure and automates the governance that used to swallow entire days, all without disrupting live operations. And because a trading floor and a factory floor are not the same thing, we shape it around each industry rather than force it into one template. Cyber resilience today is not won at the perimeter. It is earned at every device, on every shop floor, one at a time. If that is where you want your organisation to be, this is a good place to start: https://lnkd.in/ezPrcdkt #ManagedServices #EndpointSecurity #DigitalTransformation Omnissa - Umesh Goyal, Mudit Singhal, Vijay joshi, Vivien Tan, Anoop Nair, Edna Lim, Lynette Lim, Asghar Reza, Anunta - Ajit Aloz, Rajkumar Solomons, Miitul Rajjput, Sudesh Bhosle, Devesh Kacha, Philip Lopes, Rajashree Majumdar, Jerin Raju, Subramaniam Krishnan.

There is no single tool that secures a shop floor. If someone is trying to sell you one, they are overpromising. Real endpoint security in an OT environment comes from a handful of disciplines working together, consistently, day after day. Five of them do most of the heavy lifting. 1. Continuous visibility. You cannot protect what you cannot see, so monitoring has to reach every IT and OT endpoint, not just the convenient ones. 2. Patch and vulnerability management. Updates have to land without taking production offline, which is its own quiet discipline in an OT setting. 3. Network segmentation and Zero Trust. If something does get in, tight segmentation stops it from drifting sideways into the systems that matter most. 4. Privileged access management. Far fewer people need access to critical systems than usually have it, and closing that gap shrinks the attack surface fast. 5. Threat detection and response. When something looks wrong, speed is everything. Catching and containing it early is the difference between an incident and a headline. None of this is new. The hard part is doing all five well, everywhere, without slowing the business down. That is where the platform matters. We run these pillars on Omnissa Unified Endpoint Management, which gives us the visibility and control every one of them depends on. We laid out the full framework, and how it plays out across industries, here: https://lnkd.in/ezPrcdkt #ZeroTrust #EndpointSecurity #OperationalTechnology Omnissa - Vivien Tan, Anoop Nair, Edna Lim, Lynette Lim, Asghar Reza, Umesh Goyal, Mudit Singhal, Vijay joshi Anunta - Ajit Aloz, Rajkumar Solomons, Miitul Rajjput, Sudesh Bhosle, Devesh Kacha, Philip Lopes, Rajashree Majumdar, Jerin Raju, Subramaniam Krishnan.

The same unpatched device is a completely different problem depending on the industry it sits in. In finance, it is a compliance exposure. The regulations behind PCI DSS, FFIEC and SOX expect continuous monitoring, and a single blind spot can turn a routine audit into a very bad week. In retail, it is often a scanner or a temporary workstation brought in for the holiday rush, quietly handing an attacker a path into POS and inventory systems. In manufacturing, it is a connected HMI or PLC on a live production line that cannot simply be pulled offline to patch whenever it suits IT. In automotive, it is a single robotic cell or AGV, where one incident can stop an entire line and burn through revenue by the hour. In telecom, it is scale itself. Hundreds of thousands of distributed endpoints, and only the ones you can actually see are the ones you can defend. Different sectors, different stakes, one common thread. The endpoint that causes the breach is almost never the one anyone was watching. Whatever the sector, we build on the same foundation: Omnissa Unified Endpoint Management, tuned to each industry rather than forced onto it. We mapped out what this looks like sector by sector: https://lnkd.in/ezPrcdkt #Cybersecurity #EndpointSecurity #CriticalInfrastructure Omnissa - Vivien Tan, Anoop Nair, Edna Lim, Lynette Lim, Asghar Reza, Umesh Goyal, Mudit Singhal, Vijay joshi Anunta - Ajit Aloz, Rajkumar Solomons, Sudesh Bhosle, Devesh Kacha, Philip Lopes, Rajashree Majumdar, Jerin Raju, Subramaniam Krishnan.

Congratulations to Team Anunta for being recognized as the winner in the Data Center Infrastructure Management category at #CIOCHOICE2026. Anunta is a leading digital workspace and managed services company, helping enterprises modernize IT operations, enhance user experience, and ensure secure, scalable, and always-on workplace environments across global enterprises. #TechExcellence #Innovation #DigitalTransformation #CIOCommunity #EnterpriseIT #ICTBrands #ICTVendors #GoldSealofTrust #CIOCHOICEIndia #COREMEDIA Know more: https://www.anunta.com/ Sudesh Bhosle Ajit Aloz Anoop Mathur Sudhir Kamath Sadanand Manda

Ask most plant managers how many connected devices sit on their shop floor right now. Very few can give you an exact number. That gap is exactly where the risk lives. The modern shop floor stopped being a closed environment years ago. PLCs, HMIs, scanners, robotics and a growing list of IoT sensors now talk directly to ERP systems, SCADA platforms and the cloud. All of that connectivity is good for the business. It also means a single overlooked device can become the doorway into everything sitting behind it. We see the same story play out across industries. A legacy HMI nobody has touched in years. A workstation running firmware the vendor stopped supporting. An unmanaged laptop that joined the network for one project and quietly never left. Any one of them is enough to bring a facility to a standstill. This is why endpoint security on the shop floor has moved from an IT ticket to a board-level conversation. Protecting endpoints across both IT and OT has become the foundation for uptime, regulatory compliance and operational resilience. That protection starts with visibility. Using Omnissa Unified Endpoint Management, we give teams a single, live view of every device across IT and OT, so nothing stays invisible for long. The perimeter still matters. But it is no longer where these attacks are won or lost. That happens at the endpoint. Curious where the real gaps tend to hide? We broke it down here: https://lnkd.in/ezPrcdkt #EndpointSecurity #OTSecurity #UEM Omnissa - Vivien Tan, Anoop Nair, Edna Lim, Lynette Lim, Asghar Reza, Umesh Goyal, Mudit Singhal, Vijay joshi Anunta - Ajit Aloz, Sudesh Bhosle, Devesh Kacha, Philip Lopes, Rajashree Majumdar, Jerin Raju, Subramaniam Krishnan.

A framework is only as valuable as the operating model that brings it to life. The Workload Sovereignty Model tells a CIO where each workload belongs. The next question, and the harder one, is how to run a hybrid environment at enterprise scale without burning operational headroom. That is the gap Anunta closes through DesktopReady. DesktopReady acts as the orchestration and operational acceleration layer for sovereign-ready infrastructure across cloud, hybrid and on-prem environments. It compresses deployment timelines from days to hours, standardises governance across sites, and gives infrastructure teams a single, cloud-consistent control plane over a deliberately distributed data plane. This is what Hybrid by Design actually looks like in production: 1. Workloads placed by intent, not by migration history 2. Sovereign execution where governance and latency demand it 3. Cloud elasticity where it earns its premium 4. Operational simplicity that scales across geographies, branches and business units For regulated enterprises preparing for sovereign AI, the strategic question is no longer “Are we cloud-ready?” It is: “Are we sovereign-ready?” Anunta offers a Sovereign Readiness Advisory specifically for BFSI, healthcare, manufacturing and public-sector enterprises navigating this transition. It maps your current workload portfolio against the three dimensions of the Workload Sovereignty Model and identifies the highest-value placement decisions to make first. Read the full framework and operating model given by Miitul Rajjput: https://lnkd.in/ePV9-PN4 #SovereignAI #DesktopReady #HybridByDesign Anunta India: Sivakumar Ramamurthy, Maneesh Raina, Ajit Aloz, Rajkumar Solomons, Subramaniam Krishnan, Sudesh Bhosle, Devesh Kacha Microsoft India: Sandeep Bandivdekar, Shweta Narang Arora, Swati Khanna, Prince Dhawan.