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Application Virtualization and Streaming

Written on May 01 2008 1,263 views, 2 comments


by Windows Virtualization Team Blog

I am Gavriella Schuster and I am responsible for the Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack (MDOP) within the Windows team. This week I was fortunate enough to participate in a panel discussion at Interop with my peers at Symantec, Citrix, and VMWare discussing Read More...

Read the complete post at http://blogs.technet.com/virtualization/archive/2008/04/30/application-virtualization-and-streaming.aspx

 
 





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Guest wrote I dont Understand
on Fri, May 2 2008 2:46 PM Link To This Comment

You talke about MS solutions in terms of competition. Have you heard about the partnership between Citrix and Microsoft. If the answer is yes, why you put Microsoft's technology against Citrix technology.

As a consultant I have to provide customers with the real point of view in terms of how to take advantage of the technology.

In my opinion, your comments just confuse the user, thinking that Microsoft is a competitor of Citrix.

Guest wrote Re: I dont Understand
on Sat, May 3 2008 5:29 PM Link To This Comment

Because in this specific context, Application Streaming and Virtualization, Microsoft is competing with Citrix. When you have two distinct vendors providing different products with such and overlap in functionality that they can be considered as alternatives to each other, that is the definition of competition. The fact that Citrix is playing this down does not change this fact.

Likewise Microsoft and Citrix will be competing on server virtualization once Hyper-V is released - an important point Citrix is also downplaying.

If you are a consultant and neglect to mention these facts to your customers then it is you who are confusing them.

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