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Read on for the shownotes! Add this one to our growing list of old technologies re-cast as new innovation – virtual desktop. I do think we make a good argument for what is being done differently this go round. There are number of innovations that have lead to this point where we now find ourselves – the ability to deliver truly ‘ Centralized Desktop Virtualization’ which takes the user’s desktop experience and moves it into the Virtualized Data Center and does it in such a way – that the user only notices what they do now – that they could not do before. 
In other words, if I notice anything different as a user, its ideally only because I have new flexibility or other benefits perhaps. Most of the benefits for doing this fall within the organization itself: – Dramatic simplification of the computing devices being managed – Endpoints are easier to maintain and deploy – Purchase of new endpoints is lower – Endpoints can last longer – Asset tracking, software licensing, backup, failure recovery.all better – Much more control from a security standpoint The user benefits become icing on the cake: – Platform independence – the ability to work from any device you choose based on your location, the actual work at hand, etc – becomes a very easy thing to offer users. Example: nice big desktop monitor for most of the workday but by late day the user shifts to a tablet or other ‘laid back’ device yet still has access to all the same work in progress and other applications available. (one of my favs) So what are the challenges? – The obvious challenge is we are talking about very large fundamental infrastructure changes that will ultimately succeed or fail based on user perception. – The users IT environment is not limited to the desktop. This is a rich media game – The collaboration needs and habits that have become mainstream now dictate that this experience must replicated as well.
This places endpoint communication with this virtualized desktop on par with IP telephony for the sensitive nature of the traffic. Video is not a stretch goal hereits being touted as a baseline expectation. – Visibility. IT administrator requirements that must be present from end to end. THE SHOW This one is is about defining the edges – the requirements for delivering on these promises with a deep dive into Cisco VXI – Virtualization Experience Infrastructure. Not desktop as an endpoint software but the entire conversation needed here – the reality of what it takes to fully realize these high expectations.
Segment 1 – The Virtual Desktop Experience Cisco’s move into this space has been covered through the normal set of articles one would expect: • needed when talking to a broader audience. • and including the new clients. • Our friend Tony Paikeday has perhaps my favorite coverage (biased as it is) in his blog entry • Tony also with a shout out to new design guides that include vmware view.
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