Microsoft and Citrix XenDesktop
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Desktop virtualization explained
XenDesktop, with FlexCast and HDX technologies, raises the bar for desktop virtualization performance. A traditional VDI model, treats server-based computing and application virtualization as separate, tactical pieces, each addressing only a small subset of the desktop virtualization challenge. Citrix and Microsoft desktop virtualization combines, all the elements needed to deliver on-demand applications with unmatched performance to address the needs and working patterns of all enterprise users, and allow quick and easy conversion of Windows 7.
Instant desktop virtualization today
Personalization and performance of virtual desktops has proved to be a barrier against the adoption of traditional VDI. Citrix FlexCast and HDX technologies deliver the right type of virtual desktop with on-demand applications to any user, on any device, while using 90 percent less bandwidth than alternative solutions. Get an in-depth study into how Citrix desktop virtualization with XenDesktop 4 works, and learn how these Citrix technologies supply personalized desktops with superior user experience for Windows 7, Flash multimedia and applications, 3D graphics, webcams, audio and branch office delivery.
Deploying in the Microsoft Azure Cloud
Delivering hosted desktops from Microsoft Azure gives Citrix enterprise customers and service provider partners the benefit of deploying in a cloud familiar to Windows administrators and optimized for Windows workloads. Citrix extends hosted desktops in Azure to support live session roaming, multiple device types and formats, and rich user-interface media experiences. Additionally, service providers benefit by being able to focus on building world-class service delivery made possible by Azure’s global presence, rather than having to manage infrastructure. By leveraging Citrix Design Guides both customers and partners can rapidly and reliably create high-quality multi-tenant hosted desktop services based in Azure.
