When I'm in the office I use the solution to connect to another server to look at files or services that are running, things like that. When working from home I use it to connect to our VPN and then to my work computer and pretty much do everything that way. I'm a senior software analyst at an educational institution and I believe we have a partnership with Microsoft. 

We predominantly use RDS to connect up to a computer and a LAN. We are non-profit and help other non-profits with their technology. We are customers of Microsoft. 

I'm a technical manager and we are customers of Microsoft.

We are using Microsoft Remote Desktop Services for small-scale virtual desktop applications. It is utilized for normal desktop usage.

Our use case is two-fold. We use it for securing workplaces in our on-premise environment for remote users. We also use it for management. We manage most of our environments from a secure remote desktop in our data center. We connect through a remote desktop gateway with a two-factor application installed there.

We use Microsoft Remote Desktop if we want, for example, to help a user that has a problem. We can also use it to take the control of a computer on a remote location.

I am using this product to do my PowerPoint presentations, keep my records, and perform my database queries.

I also use it for integration.

The primary use case of this solution is for application virtualization, actual application location, and location setting.

We primarily use this product for application virtualization and application sharing.

We are using Microsoft Remote Desktop Services in one of our departments and we connect to our applications through this solution remotely.

We use this solution to test the conductivity from the user to the server equipment.

It allows me to remotely take control of a desktop if my wife or son has a problem.

We use the latest update. 

We're using Microsoft Remote Desktop to remotely log into computers via terminal services.