VDI‑in‑a‑Box was selected as the 2012 Best of Interop Award winner in the Cloud Computing and Virtualization category.

InfoWorld picks Kaviza as the year's best Desktop Virtualization software for addressing cost and complexity. "Kaviza VDI‑in‑a‑Box shines brightest with straightforward deployment (installing as a preconfigured VM on a VMware or XenServer host), nearly universal client support (via RDP or HDX, versus competitors' proprietary clients), transparent scaling and load balancing across multiple hosts, and overall costs (including hardware, VMware host, and Windows client licensing) as low as $425 per concurrent user."

CRN picks Kaviza as Tech Innovator of the Year in Virtualization for a technology that packs channel punch. "Managers can set up their VDI environments with one piece of software and a local server, getting a system up and running in hours.

VMworld 2010 judges select Kaviza as the Best of VMworld 2010 in Desktop Virtualization for its value, efficiency, ease-of-use, performance and robustness.

CRN selects Kaviza as an Emerging Vendor in desktop virtualization for its rapid growth and innovative channel programs.

Gartner selects Kaviza as a cool vendor in client computing for its affordable all-in-one design and ease-of-deployment.

eWeek editors recommend Kaviza in Products to Watch, February 2010. Each month, eWeek editors name new or newly-updated enterprise-class products that they think should be on IT professionals' radars—products and services that promise to create efficiencies as well as competitive advantage. Kaviza is featured on Slide 10.

Network Products Guide, the industry's leading information technology research and advisory guide, has named VDI‑in‑a‑Box a winner of the 2010 Product Innovation Awards. This annually venerated award recognizes and honors vendors, large and small, from all over the world with innovative and groundbreaking products that are bringing essential and incremental changes and are setting the bar higher for others in all areas of information technology. "Innovation is not just about new products alone," says Rake Narang, editor-in-chief at Network Products Guide. "To succeed companies need to see innovation not as a one-time errand but as something that has to be continuously evolved and improved upon over and over again. This requires putting greater focus on customer needs and making innovation the center of a company's way of developing better solutions. Innovative products such as VDI‑in‑a‑Box are bringing vast improvements to VDI."