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65% of companies do not believe they have the in-house expertise to deliver cloud computing
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Gartner: Cloud Computing & Virtualization - Top CIO 2011 Wish Lists
Gartner: Cloud Computing & Virtualization - Top CIO 2011 Wish Lists
VMware, Citrix VDI both fail enterprise POCs
VMware, Citrix VDI both fail enterprise POCs
Forrester Research: IT managers will begin major corporate PC refresh cycles by mid- to late 2010
Forrester Research: major corporate PC refreshes are scheduled for the next 12 to 18 months
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"Even now in mid-2010, about 99% of the folks in the audience raise their hands for Windows XP"
How many people here work at companies where Windows XP is the standard desktop platform?" Even now in mid-2010, about 99% of the folks in the audience raise their hands for Windows XP. Migrating from Windows XP to Windows 7 is a big deal. There's no direct upgrade path, which means that even if you're planning on using your existing hardware for Windows 7 you're still going to have to wipe-and-install.Brian Madden
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Desktop virtualization intrigues IT pros despite cost
"It will be much easier for organizations to put in a VDI solution to move to Windows 7 than to replace old hardware [to have] enough resources to handle Windows 7"...
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The future of desktop virtualization: Running desktops on the client (gasp!)
"...I'd like to focus on these other types of desktop virtualization, specifically those that end up with copies of Windows running on the client device..."
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Virtual desktop costs, complexity, overshadow benefits
When reviewing the cost of hardware, software, and licensing policies required to deploy VMware's own virtual desktop integration (VDI) product, a single virtual desktop unit can cost over $5,000 compared to about $500 for a traditional desktop, said Christian Metz, director of information technology for the Orange County United Way.
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Why can't desktop admins ignore 'user-installed' apps?
By Brian Madden ...in today's world, "user-installed apps" aren't always "personal nonwork-related apps."
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In 2016, Microsoft will retain almost 90% of the projected 370+ million PCs sold
According to the new study by Forrester Research titled "Windows: The Next Five Years", Microsoft will retain almost 90% of the projected 370+ million PCs sold in 2016"