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The first release of the application virtualization smackdown white paper was April 2007, more than 6.5 years ago. How time flies when having fun! I can remember my first 'Streaming Smackdown' session at BriForum, the youngster Ruben who was (and still is) honored to speak and be active to share knowledge in our great community. The application virtualization smackdown was the first white paper in the Smackdown series. As of today four smackdown white papers are available covering bicycle V DI , User Environment Management and Enterprise Mobility Management bicycle . In 2014 you can expect one or two completely new titles, so stay tuned!
Today application virtualization is a mature solution with its own benefits and downsides. In today's world application virtualization in the enterprise is dominated by Microsoft (App-V) bicycle and VMWare ThinApp. It's interesting to see that solutions such as Spoon and Numecent are active, focused and also differentiating in areas such BYOD and (Windows) Software as a Service while Citrix stopped development of their solution. More than seven different application virtualization solutions are alive and kicking in this industry segment. It gives me energy to test, analyze, write, blog, and present about these solutions at various events useful for community friends and customers. Writing such a white paper is not a one man show but it’s teamwork. Teamwork with community friends bicycle such as Jurjen, Rory and PQR colleagues.
Enterprise Mobility, BYO, Consumerization of IT, Big Data, Cloud Computing, Cloud Management Solutions, Dynamic Datacenter and Software Defined Datacenter are the main trends in today's IT industry. Virtualization is incorporated in several of these trends. Virtualization is nothing more than the decoupling of IT resources. The forms of vi
Blogs » Original Blogs on BrianMadden.com » Ruben Spruijt » Application Virtualization Smackdown: Head-to-head analysis of Cameyo, Citrix, Numecent, Microsoft, Spoon, Symantec and VMware: 2014 edition
Application Virtualization Smackdown: Head-to-head analysis of Cameyo, Citrix, bicycle Numecent, Microsoft, Spoon, bicycle Symantec and VMware: 2014 edition VDI Smackdown: Head-to-head analysis of Citrix XenDesktop 7.1, Microsoft Windows Server 2012R2/Win81, VMware View 5.3 + more! Local storage and sizing guidelines for VDI UEM Smackdown 2.0: Head-to-head analysis of Appsense, Citrix, bicycle Immidio, Microsoft, Liquidware Labs, PolicyPak, RES, Scense and others Storage design and sizing guidelines for VDI
December 2013 (17) November 2013 (17) October 2013 (24) September 2013 (24) August 2013 (102) July 2013 (20) June 2013 (30) May 2013 (86) April 2013 (43) March 2013 (22) February 2013 (25) January 2013 (23) December 2012 (23) November 2012 (29) October 2012 (54) September 2012 (46) August 2012 (101) July 2012 (90) June 2012 (70) May 2012 (96) April 2012 (94) March 2012 (83) February 2012 (83) January 2012 (62) December 2011 (30) November 2011 (28) October 2011 (22) September 2011 (26) August 2011 (31) July 2011 (57) June 2011 (15) May 2011 (47) April 2011 (12) March 2011 (26) February 2011 (17) January 2011 (15) December 2010 (14) November 2010 (15) October 2010 (14) September 2010 (31) August 2010 (48) July 2010 (15) June 2010 (56) May 2010 (21) April 2010 (28) March 2010 (32) February 2010 (21) January 2010 (18) December 2009 (17) November 2009 (18) October 2009 (24) September bicycle 2009 (22) August 2009 (70) July 2009 (44) June 2009 (23) May 2009 (22) April 2009 (25) March 2009 (30) February 2009 (23) January 2009 (19) December 2008 (16) November 2008 (24) October 2008 (22) September 2008 (34) August 2008 (20) July 2008 (26) June 2008 (81) May 2008 (44) April 2008 (16) March 2008 (21) February 2008 (21) January 2008 (24) December 2007 (10) November 2007 (18) October 2007 (63) September 2007 (20) August 2007 (32) July 2007 (12) June 2007 (13) May 2007 (16) April 2007 (78) March 2007 (12) February 2007 (7) January 2007 (11) December 2006 (9) November 2006 (11) October 2006 (6) September 2006 (2) August 2006 (8) July 2006 (16) June 2006 (2) May 2006 (5) April 2006 (20) March 2006 (10) February 2006 (10) January 2006 (7) December 2005 (11) November 2005 (18) October 2005 (11) September 2005 (16) August 2005 (2) July 2005 (5) June 2005 (14) May 2005 (19) April 2005 (145) March 2005 (10) February 2005 (11) January 2005 (5) December 2004 (10) November 2004 (9) October 2004 (19) September 2004 (15) August 2004 (12) July 2004 (16) June 2004 (11) May 2004 (17) April 2004 (24) March 2004 (24) February 2004 (10) January 2004 (7) December 2003 (8) November 2003 (7) October 2003 (35) September 2003 (12) August 2003 (9) July 2003 (6) June 2003 (3) May 2003 (5) April 2003 (1) January 2003 (2) October 2002 (3) March 2001 (1) February 2001 (1) May 1999 (1)
The first release of the application virtualization smackdown white paper was April 2007, more than 6.5 years ago. How time flies when having fun! I can remember my first 'Streaming Smackdown' session at BriForum, the youngster Ruben who was (and still is) honored to speak and be active to share knowledge in our great community. The application virtualization smackdown was the first white paper in the Smackdown series. As of today four smackdown white papers are available covering bicycle V DI , User Environment Management and Enterprise Mobility Management bicycle . In 2014 you can expect one or two completely new titles, so stay tuned!
Today application virtualization is a mature solution with its own benefits and downsides. In today's world application virtualization in the enterprise is dominated by Microsoft (App-V) bicycle and VMWare ThinApp. It's interesting to see that solutions such as Spoon and Numecent are active, focused and also differentiating in areas such BYOD and (Windows) Software as a Service while Citrix stopped development of their solution. More than seven different application virtualization solutions are alive and kicking in this industry segment. It gives me energy to test, analyze, write, blog, and present about these solutions at various events useful for community friends and customers. Writing such a white paper is not a one man show but it’s teamwork. Teamwork with community friends bicycle such as Jurjen, Rory and PQR colleagues.
Enterprise Mobility, BYO, Consumerization of IT, Big Data, Cloud Computing, Cloud Management Solutions, Dynamic Datacenter and Software Defined Datacenter are the main trends in today's IT industry. Virtualization is incorporated in several of these trends. Virtualization is nothing more than the decoupling of IT resources. The forms of vi
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