It depends on context, but we solved this at work with virtual desktops through VPN. The heavy lifting is done on-site, the users have a thin client that barely

It depends on context, but we solved this at work with virtual desktops through VPN. The heavy lifting is done on-site, the users have a thin client that barely exceeds one Mbps. Yes, virtual desktops suck in several aspects, but we couldn't expect everyone to have gigabit Internet at home.