RemoteApp allows you to deliver any application, anywhere. Let’s take a closer look at the details of each solution. Remote Desktop: RDS allows for full desktop delivery of a “new” virtual desktop that the user connects to for all their work.RemoteApp: RDS provides the ability to deliver applications remotely.RDS provides two solutions and I want to take a moment to describe both. We are going to look at the two solutions RDS provides, but if you are interested in reading more about RDS, Wikipedia (more general overview of RDS) and Microsoft (overview on how RDS works) both provide great information. You can even prevent the end user from storing data in unapproved locations, like their local device or thumb drives. You don’t have to worry about your data leaving the confines of your secure network. This essentially eliminates the need to manage the end users’ device and applications. That means no security or compatibility issues. All the compute is in the cloud and the desktop experience or app is delivered to the end users. The current versions of RDS provide the ability to deploy an application or a full desktop to end users without having to install the application on the end users’ device. With the Cloud and the Internet, that remote computer or virtual machine can be just about anywhere on the planet! The exciting result is end user access to their desktop and apps in the cloud.
In short, RDS allows you to take control of a remote computer or virtual machine over a network connection.
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