Yankee Group paper analyzes how virtualization challenges traditional IT management tools and demands a new approach, dubbed IT management 2.0.

Microsoft added a new tool to MDOP (Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack) that virtualizes the user experience and maintains a consistent Windows environment across devices.

The industry has been focused on how to develop a strategy for the enterprise that can manage the user experience across diverse devices. The thing is, the focus has been on how to deliver these ...

For companies deploying desktop virtualization, the main criteria for evaluating the success of the project is the end-user experience, according to a recent survey of 1,500 IT executives.

Furthermore, virtualization of the interface gives the IT manager the opportunity to move resources to a different location in the infrastructure without changing the end user’s experience.

And maybe – just maybe – hosted desktop virtualization will be done in such a way to actually improve the end user experience (and not just the IT manager experience.) Let’s hope so. But it still ...

Desktop virtualization, at least in the corporate environment, involves virtual machines stored on central servers and streamed out to end users’ PCs.

Endpoint virtualization is quickly becoming an exciting area in information technology, and Symantec's October 2008 survey has some interesting key findings about the technology.

Microsoft has released betas of two new desktop virtualization tools: a new version of App-V with more powerful deployment features for complex applications, and a new settings synchronization ...

Microsoft updates desktop virtualization line-up with App-V 5, User Experience Virtualization Microsoft has released betas of two new desktop virtualization tools: a new … ...

Symantec is expanding its endpoint virtualization portfolio with the proposed acquisition of nSuite Technologies. nSuite, a privately-held virtual workspace management company, develops connection ...

Cloud bottlenecks can have numerous consequences but the most concerning one is their impact on user experience, according to a global survey of 468 IT decision makers published this week.