| By Martin Ingram |
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| July 21, 2009 07:45 AM EDT |
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The term 'VDI' has been in circulation since around 2005 and has been used to describe a large number of different technologies and ways of delivering client desktops. That variety has led to considerable confusion about what is necessary to deliver an economic, scalable solution. Hence this blog, which will look to:
- Discuss the architectures of desktop virtualization
- Look at the opportunities and challenges of the technology
- Show where product releases contribute to desktop virtualization
In short we will be showing the way to sucessful desktop virtualization implementation and helping to reduce confusion.
Martin Ingram is vice president of strategy for AppSense, where he's responsible for understanding where the entire desktop computing market is going and deciding where AppSense should direct its products. He is recognized within the industry as an expert on application delivery. Martin has been with AppSense since 2005, previously having built companies around compliance and security including Kalypton, MIMEsweeper, Baltimore Technologies, Tektronix and Avid. He holds an electrical engineering degree from Sheffield University.
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