Dizzion DaaS

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Dizzion brings the power of cloud computing to the desktop by enabling end users to securely access applications and data from any device, anytime, anywhere.

Dizzion Cloud PC

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Dizzion Cloud PC is a personal, persistent desktop in the cloud designed to simplify how organizations deliver secure, high-performance desktops to users across locations and devices. It eliminates the complexity of traditional VDI and the overhead of self-assembled virtual desktop solutions by combining pre-integrated infrastructure, fixed monthly pricing, and centralized management. Cloud PC is available exclusively on Amazon WorkSpaces Core and IBM Cloud Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). This curated deployment model enables fast, consistent, and secure delivery without requiring organizations to manage infrastructure or navigate platform compatibility. Each Cloud PC provides a persistent user environment, where applications, settings, and data persist across sessions. This makes it especially well-suited for hybrid and remote employees, contractors, and teams with compliance or security requirements. Dizzion Cloud PC enables organizations to: - Deliver full-time desktops to users without physical devices - Maintain consistent desktop environments for each user - Scale desktops up or down with minimal IT effort - Avoid complex builds by using built-in infrastructure and automation - Integrate identity, policy, and access controls into one platform - Meet compliance needs for HIPAA, SOC 2, PCI, and GDPR Key features include: - Persistent desktop sessions with individual user state - Browser-based access with multi-monitor, 4K, and video conferencing support - Fixed per-user pricing for cost predictability - Fast provisioning on pre-approved cloud environments - Unified admin console for desktop management and policy enforcement Dizzion Cloud PC is ideal for organizations that want to simplify desktop delivery without giving up control, security, or user experience, particularly in use cases like remote onboarding, third-party access, or scaling distributed teams.