Dizzion —
Multi-Cloud Desktop-as-a-Service & Compliant VDI

Dizzion is built for organizations whose end-users sit outside corporate offices — distributed contact-center agents, BPOs, regulated workforces, and BYOD-heavy enterprises — and that want to deliver a Windows or Linux desktop into a browser without shipping laptops. The strongest fits are healthcare and life-sciences operators that need HIPAA-compliant Virtual Desktop Infrastructure, financial services and payment processors needing PCI-compliant DaaS, contact-center operators consolidating distributed agent pools, and any enterprise standardizing on a multi-cloud stance with workloads spread across AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, IBM Cloud, or on-premise Nutanix. Dizzion serves enterprise, education, BPO, retail, and contact-center organizations across these regulated and distributed-workforce verticals.

Dizzion is built around the Frame Remoting Protocol (FRP), a next-generation remoting stack the company developed itself rather than reselling a third-party RDP/HDX/PCoIP layer. FRP is what enables a premium browser-first experience — native in-session VoIP and videoconferencing, 4K display, 60 frames per second, and multi-monitor support — without installing a thick client on the end-user device. The platform is true multi-cloud with no lock-in, a single-pane Frame admin console with one-click configurations, and a full technology stack from backend cloud orchestration through REST APIs to the front-end remoting protocol. That vertical integration is the basis for compliance posture and feature velocity that pure-resale DaaS competitors cannot easily match.

Dizzion ships HIPAA-Compliant Virtual Desktops and PCI-Compliant Virtual Desktops as productized configurations, not bespoke engagements. That covers identity providers (Microsoft, Duo, Google, Okta as named integrations), encryption in transit and at rest, audit logging, BYOD posture for clinicians and contact-center agents in their homes, and data-loss-prevention controls at the desktop boundary. For healthcare buyers this means an end-user can access EHRs, scheduling, and clinical applications from a browser without ePHI residing on the local device. For PCI buyers it means call-center agents can take card-not-present payments under a desktop scope that auditors can reason about — the cardholder data stays inside Dizzion's cloud, not on the agent's laptop.

Dizzion runs on AWS, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure, IBM Cloud, and on-premise Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure — and treats each as a deployment target rather than an opinionated default. That matters for three reasons. First, organizations that have an existing AWS or Azure relationship can co-locate desktop workloads with the data they consume, avoiding cross-cloud egress. Second, public-sector and regulated buyers with sovereignty requirements can pick a region or sovereign cloud without changing platform vendors. Third, Frame's multi-cloud posture means a customer can move desktops between clouds in response to pricing, latency, or compliance shifts without re-platforming — the user experience is preserved by FRP regardless of underlay.

Dizzion targets a managed-DaaS operating model where Dizzion is responsible for the cloud orchestration layer, the remoting protocol, and the Frame admin console, and the customer is responsible for desktop image content, line-of-business applications, and identity policy. The Frame admin console is a single-pane-of-glass with one-click configurations, auto-deployed secure external access appliances, and integrated documentation — designed for IT teams that want to manage thousands of seats without dedicated VDI engineers. Production support is included; advanced and 24x7 support tiers are available for healthcare and contact-center workloads where downtime materially affects revenue or care.

No. Your contract is signed directly with Dizzion — Fibi is not a party to the agreement and Dizzion's published pricing applies. In many cases Fibi can negotiate equal or better terms by sourcing competitive quotes from Citrix, VMware Horizon, Amazon WorkSpaces, Azure Virtual Desktop, and Windows 365 in parallel — so you see how Dizzion compares across the wider DaaS market rather than evaluating in isolation. Fibi's advisory work is funded by the providers at no additional cost to your business, so engaging Fibi adds the comparison, multi-vendor sourcing, and ongoing escalation layer without affecting your invoice or contract terms.