Tablet spending will increase by double digits across regions
and company size segments. Similarly, smartphone investments
will be increasing as well5.
— IDC
Provide easy remote access to applications with greater peace of mind
Mobile &
Remote Workers
You can use Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
(VDI), built-in to Windows Server 2012, to
provide remote access while delivering a
consistent, familiar experience across PCs and
devices—and keep data backed up on the
server where it is backed up and up-to-date.
On-site
applications
Accounting
CRM
Product
database
Leveraging your Windows Server 2012
deployment, you can deliver powerful remote
access solutions at a significantly lower cost
than you could with many competitive
offerings. With Windows Server 2012, the
customer can save money on software and
afford more of your high-margin services!
HR
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure in
Windows Server 2012
Next Steps
Build your skills to deliver mobile and remote access
solutions. Use the Partner Learning Plan tool to build a
plan that meets your needs. You can leverage the
partner learning paths and follow the recommended
training plans or create your own custom plan across
various Microsoft solutions and Microsoft Partner
Network competencies.
To get started, visit:
http://aka.ms/smblearningpath
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Resources:
Build Your Skills
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Partner Learning Center:
http://aka.ms/smblearningpath
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MPN:
https://mspartner.microsoft.com/en/us/pages/solution
s/microsoft-windows-server-2012.aspx
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OEM Training Zone:
http://www.oemtrainingzone.com/Pages/resources.as
px?SelectedCategory=Windows+Server+2012
Tell The Story
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Campaign Materials on Partner Marketing Center:
http://aka.ms/pmcAheadoftheGame
AMI WW Market Opportunity Model: 2012-2017 and AMI ICT Tracker survey data. 2 Worldwide SMB 2013 Predictions: Impact of Changing Priorities, Preferences, and
Challenges, March 2013, IDC #240196. 3 AMI WW Market Opportunity Model: 2012-2017; Includes SaaS/IaaS/Related spending, but excludes web hosting. 4 IDC, Worldwide
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Quarterly Tablet Tracker, 28 May 2013. Worldwide SMB 2013 Predictions: Impact of Changing Priorities, Preferences, and Challenges, March 2013, IDC #240196.