National Air Traffic Services moves to virtualised desktop environment
The move will facilitate bring-your-own-device scheme and boost productivity
National Air Traffic Service (NATS) is implementing a virtualised desktop environment in a bid to boost productivity by making it easier for staff to work remotely. Gavin Walker, head of information...
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