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Desktop Virtualisation
Desktop Virtualisation: Desktop virtualisation (sometimes called client virtualisation, as a concept, separates a personal computer desktop environment from a physical machine using the client–server model of computing. (Source: Wikipedia)
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As different needs and issues converge on businesses and IT managers around managing costs and risk while creating an enabling environment, technology advances now mean that client-side computing can be more tightly controlled while still providing flexibility and cost effectiveness.
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Virtualisation is one of the most talked about topics in IT today. But with the release of Windows 7 and an unexpected upturn in desktop refresh projects, how far have users progressed with rolling out solutions in the area of Desktop Virtualisation?
This reseach paper covers the following topics:
- Introduction - myth versus reality
- Triggers for change
- Desktop Virtualisation checkpoi ... read more
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With virtualization close to the top of every CIO’s to do list, this report details the task of finding out how well server, storage and desktop virtualization is currently understood and where it is being applied, discovering what is driving adoption and, just as interestingly, what is holding it back.
This report provides a snapshot of activity with regard to the adoption of virtualization solutions in business today. The report also con ... read more
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Download this free technology brief on the why and how of desktop virtualization
Virtual Desktops are quickly becoming the technology of choice for many businesses seeking more flexibility in the way they deliver applications to different types of users.
This technology brief provides an easy to read summar ... read more
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This guide provides a practical decision-making framework for IT decision makers to assess the client computing needs of their own organisation. It covers how best to manage and deliver desktop services whilst ensuring the needs of business users are met and risk to the business is minimised.
If you are pro-actively developing a client computing strategy, or you simply feel it is time to review what is available and need help in getting your thoughts straight, then this ... read more
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Virtualization isn't the preserve of large enterprises. Learn how small and mid-sized businesses (SMB's 50-750 users) are using Virtualization to reduce costs, improve security and efficiency.
This buyer’s guide covers:
- Virtualization Solutions Overview- Desktop Virtualization- Server Virtualization- Data Back-Up & Disaster Recovery- Hosted Virtualisation- Virtua ... read more
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User Virtualization allows users the flexibility to manage their own preferences across multiple physical or virtual devices, but it does so within a framework that is monitored and controlled by IT.
This research explores how User Virtualization can work covering the following topics:- Whose desktop is it anyway? - End user computing is at an inflection point - ‘P’ is for ‘personal’- Introducing ‘us ... read more
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Desktop modernisation is about evolving from the PC-centric model to a user-centric model. This means moving beyond the physical PC to a state that is highly flexible, easy to manage, customisable to suit users’ needs, and ready for new and future technology. The journey to user-centric computing begins with modernising the desktop—cutting the ties that bind users, applications and data to a single piece of hardware. • Users benefit fro ... read more
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An animated elevator pitch on the three types of server virtualization and their benefits. ... read more
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IT heavyweights Cisco and Citrix have formed a new desktop virtualization alliance that is expected to improve the deployment of large IT infrastructure solutions. The firms are also hoping that the partnership will result in significant virtualization optimisation - particularly when it comes to virtual desktop deployments over wide area ... read more
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Cisco has predicted a huge growth in cloud computing in the coming years, with traffic tripling between 2010 and 2015. According to the firm's Global Cloud Index (2010-15) report, the amount of data being shifted to and from cloud systems will rise 12-fold and the total amount transmitted during 2015 is expected to reach 1.6 trillion gigabytes.In its report the firm said that the majority of data being shifted around the cloud will be hidden from end users - during processes like read more
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Server virtualization specialist Citrix has overhauled its flagship XenServer 6 product, boosting both scalability and performance in the process. A number of improvements, including the integration of the firm's Open vSwitch technology, are aimed at optimising cloud service delivery.
Placeholder0XenServer 6 also incorporates various desktop virtualization enhancements - including optimised end-user experience within its virtual desktop environments, with a greater reliance ... read more
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Cloud computing stocks fell last week by a miniscule 0.55%, according to figures released by the Talkin'Cloud Stock Index, a dedicated cloud stock index which keeps tabs on performance in cloud trends.
CommVault proved to be the week's biggest winner, with its stocks gaining 4.48%, whilst Carbonite saw shares fall sharply by 8,47%, due in part to rival company Mozy announcing a new channel partner programs for resellers.
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Martin Ingram from AppSense talks about the big picture around understanding desktop virtualization. ... read more
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One of the major security advantages of desktop virtualization is that it allows firms to keep their employees' mobile devices free of sensitive company data, according to Citrix. The firm is already using its own products to bolster cloud security as its staff turn to mobile devices ... read more
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A former Citrix employee has claimed that desktop virtualization is still some way off maturity and requires a certain level of technical expertise if it is to be implemented effectively. This could point to an increasing demand for outsourced infrastructure solutions that leave management and maintenance to a third party.Speaking to CRN, Simon Crosby, who used ... read more
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A third of business managers polled by PC World have claimed that most of their servers are running on virtual machines - showing that adoption of virtualization is on the rise. The survey also showed that virtualization appears to be maturing, but there are still big gaps in uptake.
Placeholder0According to the poll, 26 per cent of those surveyed claimed that they are not using virtualization at all. However, of the third that are using the IT solution, 85 per cent have claime ... read more
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Flexibility is one of the key benefits of cloud computing, allowing businesses to adapt quickly and easily to unexpected challenges. According to the founder of cloudonomics.com, Joe Weinman, increasing capacity fourfold at the drop of a hat is now possible with the pay-as-you-go service model offered by cloud computing providers.Speaking to PC World, Mr Weinman said: "Let's say you ... read more
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An increasing number of law firms are adopting mobile working technology - such as smartphones and tablets. But legal representatives are adamant that mobile device security should be made a top priority, so that client confidentiality is not compromised. Placeholder0Speaking to Legal Week, Berwin Leighton Paisner IT director Janet Day said: " read more
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One-fifth of IT decision-makers polled by Computercenter revealed that they already have fully virtualized systems in place, while 51 per cent are looking to make their organisations "cloud-ready" this year.
Placeholder0The study revealed that there is a "polarised state" in the uptake of technology such as desktop and server virtualization, with the proportion embracing it fully the same as that which has taken no steps to implement it.
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