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For VDI customers, it’s not the number of users, but the use case that matters most!
Hello All, Over the past few weeks I've read several intriguing articles from well-respected bloggers that focused on Citrix’s strategy for VDI in a Box. There were some excellent points made by all, particularly around the idea of qualifying which Citrix VDI solution, VDI in a Box or XenDesktop, is best for customers based on use case rather than user numbers. Of course, this entails Citrix partners perform due diligence, thoroughly studying and ...
How to tell if Desktop Delivery (VDI) is a Relevant Option
These are a few key reasons that Desktop Virtualization or Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) is such an important driver currently and how to tell in the future if it is a relevant delivery option. Minimum device resources in multiple device tiers drive Virtual Desktops Low cost per device tier drive Virtual Desktops. Ubiquity of Internet connectivity drives Virtual Desktops. More base Hardware compared to operating system base requirements drive ...
Why Storage Matters for Desktop Virtualization
With over three million seats sold in the first six months of 2010 alone, Citrix is the market share leader in desktop virtualization software. More than half of the Fortune 100 have production deployments using Citrix XenDesktop, and I've had the opportunity to talk with a number of them in my previous role as a Forrester analyst and my current role here at Citrix. Done right, ...