User virtualization decouples user-specific settings and policies from the physical or virtual machine, and allows users the flexibility to manage their own preferences across multiple physical or virtual devices. Learn how user virtualization can help to lower support costs, enhance security and risk management, and speed up IT processes. 

Read this white paper to learn about how to intelligently manage and protect data and information across locations, heterogeneous applications, hypervisors, operating systems and infrastructure from a single console. 

This presentation transcript reveals key findings from a recent consumerisation poll and provides recommendations and best practices to help organisations address these key topics. Obtain predictions for the future of the media tablet market and gain insight into five trends that are shaping the consumerisation landscape. 

This Aberdeen Group paper provides analyst insight into the drivers, benefits and pitfalls of the Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) phenomenon and offers recommended actions to take to avoid IT risk. 

Access this resource to learn about a new approach to desktop virtualization called Intelligent Desktop Virtualization (IDV), which makes it possible to reap the advantages of desktop virtualization without extensive infrastructure investment, reworking of existing desktop management practices, and without compromising user experience. 

Learn about the improvements in VMware View 5, including up to 75 percent bandwidth reduction over the previous version and changes in the ways virtual desktops are managed and provisioned. To explore these changes and more, access this resource now. 

So you’re an XP shop and your organization skipped Vista, but is considering taking the plunge to the latest revision of the Longhorn platform: Windows 7. Here are ten things that you should probably know as you get familiar with this new Windows client. 

Will your current infrastructure support efficient virtual desktops? IT managers must consider application performance and, to that end, how well WANs are optimized to swiftly deliver those applications. This chapter will look at what infrastructure you may need to upgrade to support a virtual desktop environment. 

Desktop virtualization is not a one-size-fits-all proposition: businesses have to be ready to arm themselves with various deployment models that match the specific requirements of the end-user community. This report examines the role that Citrix XenClient plays in desktop transformation via its bare-metal virtualization. 

The BlackBerry Enterprise Solution has become the most common business mobility platform, with support for secure email, manageability and applications. Access this webcast to learn about some features you may not be aware of, and get a sneak peek into the near term future of what the BlackBerry Enterprise Solution will offer. 

Watch this webcast to find out about the many ways you can integrate the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet into your infrastructure and with BlackBerry® smartphones. Come away with an understanding of the various deployment options, configuration capabilities and special considerations available for BlackBerry PlayBook tablet. 

RIM's multi-processor, multi-tasking BlackBerry PlayBook runs a new Tablet OS powered by QNX, a bullet-proof microkernel operating system. This webcast will take a closer look at the QNX Neutrino RTOS and why its current capabilities are a perfect fit for the BlackBerry Tablet OS. 

This case study reveals how the IT department for one of the largest freestanding health care providers in the state of Massachusetts reduced operational costs and improved computing experience for their end-users through virtualization.