Pax8, the best place to buy cloud solutions, today announced it has added Cloud Workspace® for Azure through its partnership with CloudJumper, a leading Workspace as a Service (WaaS), Desktop as a Service (DaaS) and Virtual Desktop
Infrastructure (VDI) platform innovator for agile business IT. Microsoft’s classic RDS based Remote Desktop solutions and the new Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) offers a more enhanced cloud workspace experience and compliments the Modern Workspace efforts with Azure and Microsoft 365. Through the agreement, Pax8 is enabling Managed Service 
Providers (MSPs) to leverage Cloud Workspace for Azure to custom-build their own RDS or WVD technology stack combing WaaS, DaaS, VDI, Azure, Microsoft 365, and any other security options, then manage it with Cloud Workspace Management Suite.
“With Cloud Workspace for Azure, our partners now have access to a highly functional Windows application delivery system to power cloud-enabled business-class applications and data delivery,” said Ryan Walsh, chief channel officer at Pax8. “We are laser-focused on simplifying the cloud buying experience for MSPs. The solution delivers on that promise, allowing users to seamlessly pass their Active Directory Domain Services credentials throughout the platform, using single sign-on to access applications based on user-defined policies for a better overall experience.”
Forbes predicts Azure cloud revenue will grow to $19B in 2020. Centric to this growth are products designed to grow cloud revenue for MSPs. Cloud Workspace for Azure features advanced levels of automation for the deployment of virtual desktops, applications, and complete cloud workspaces within Azure.
“Cloud Workspace Management Suite delivers the management and automation that IT solution providers require for virtual desktop, application, and complete cloud workspace delivery on Azure,” said JD Helms, president at CloudJumper. “We expect this enhanced partnership to be well-received as it delivers greater efficiency and value to our mutual partners.”