Scenario: The company is designing a cost-efficient environment for the call center workers. The IT department is replacing the existing thin clients with newer models. What are the benefits of…

Local VMs run directly on the client device, allowing them to fully leverage the client's hardware capabilities, which makes them highly compatible with diverse form factors like tablet devices.

While local VMs can be personalized, they don't inherently offer a *higher* level of personalization than persistent hosted VDI.

Running VMs *locally* means the image must be compatible with the *specific local hardware*, which doesn't inherently imply support for a *variety* of hardware configurations from a *single* image, especially when considering driver dependencies.

Local VMs do not provide *remote access to applications* in the traditional sense; they run applications directly on the local client device.