Virtualization and the changing Windows desktop |
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| 03 Mar 2008 | SearchWinIT.com |
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[IMAGE]The classic Windows desktop is changing and, eventually it will alter the way we do our jobs. The day is coming when it won't be assumed that end users will have a full Windows OS and Office suite loaded on their PCs or laptops. This Special Report defines the new terms and addresses the options that Windows managers might consider for virtualizing the desktop and for planning their near-term technology needs.
[IMAGE]Desktop virtualization news
NEW! Citrix bulks up virtualization product line
The Xenification of Citrix continues as the company rebrands Presentation Server and adds to its virtualization product quiver.
NEW! Virtual desktops promise much, but just how do you get there?
IT managers have desktop virtualization goals in mind,
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but they are unclear on the impact of this technology.
[IMAGE]Desktop virtualization webcast
Rethinking the Windows desktop
Emerging virtualization technologies are coming on strong for IT managers charged with bringing order to the chaos of their enterprise desktops and laptops. But what does desktop virtualization really mean? In this on-demand expert webcast, Brian Madden, technology analyst and author, discusses the current state of virtualization and what it means for the classic Windows desktop.
[TABLE][IMAGE] New ideas, new terms: Fast-moving technology is changing the way IT managers are thinking about the desktop. Here are some basic definitions to help you keep in step with the concepts surrounding virtualization:
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