What is VDI?
VDI, virtual desktop infrastructure.
In terms of architecture and integration
From an architectural perspective, VDI is part of establishing a scalable structure without compromising interoperability and data security.
How does it work?
The value of technology emerges when it responds to a real clinical or operational need.
Why is it important?
When addressed correctly, VDI contributes to teams working with fewer errors and faster; management makes decisions based on more robust data.
To see this concept in context, you can check the Health Software Architecture guide, and return to the Digital Dictionary page for other terms.
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What is VDI?
Virtual desktop infrastructure.
What role does VDI play in system integration?
VDI is related to the secure and consistent sharing of data among systems; it is evaluated alongside standards such as HL7 and FHIR.
Under which heading is VDI evaluated?
VDI is addressed under the heading of Software Architecture in the context of health information systems and digital transformation.