A facilitated virtual work area (HVD) is a UI that interfaces with applications and information that are put away on a cloud supplier's servers as opposed to on the client's PC or the corporate organization. A HVD is at times alluded to as a cloud-facilitated virtual work area.

Every work area example exists as a virtual machine (VM) on the specialist co-op's servers. To the end clients, the experience ought to be undefined from one in which every one of their information and applications are neighborhood.

The HVD conveyance model, otherwise called "work area as a help" (DaaS) offers a great deal of advantages to the endeavor. The specialist co-op is answerable for stockpiling, reinforcement, security and redesigns. Specialist co-ops for the most part offer overt repetitiveness, high accessibility, improved power, and some of the time different elements like far off replication for information security. The model likewise helps a versatile labor force since representatives can get to their work areas from anyplace with an Internet association.

Disadvantages to the HVD model incorporate issues with perceivability and control, as well as trouble focusing on DaaS traffic over the public Internet to guarantee execution.