Which application delivery method should you choose if you want to use an application and are not connected to a network?

Choosing local installation as the application delivery method is appropriate when you want to use an application without being connected to a network. A local installation involves downloading the application's files onto your device's hard drive, allowing you to run it independently of any internet connection. This method ensures that you have direct access to the application at all times and can use its full functionality regardless of your connectivity status.

In contrast, cloud installation relies on internet access, as applications are hosted on remote servers and must be streamed or downloaded from the cloud each time they are accessed. Remote access involves connecting to an application that runs on another computer or server, which also requires a network connection. Virtual machines simulate an entire operating system with applications that might need network connectivity depending on how they are configured. These methods do not allow use of the application without a network, making local installation the best choice for offline access.