Microsoft is offering customers the possibility to download documentation associated with its incompatibility panacea tool for the Windows operating system. The Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization (MED-V version 1) Planning, Deployment and Operations Guide is currently up for grabs on the Download Center, of... |
24 June 2009
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Microsoft Volume Licensing customers that are using Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization as an integral part of the Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack (MDOP) need to make sure that antivirus maskings are in place for MED-V file types in order to ensure optimal user experiences. According to the Redmond compan... |
1 June 2009
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Back in January 2009, Microsoft made available for download the sixth product under the Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack for Software Assurance customers, namely: Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization version 1. In order to help customers make the best of MED-V v1, the Redmond company is also offering guidan... |
9 April 2009
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With backwards compatibility as one of the key goals when it comes down to building Windows 7, Microsoft is not only ensuring that applications are supported at operating system level, but also that it provides customers with virtualization solutions designed to handle any exception. In this context, the Redmond comp... |
2 March 2009
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When it comes down to Windows Vista, Microsoft has delivered a SKU tailored specifically to corporate customers, months ahead of the general availability of the operating system. Available exclusively through Software Assurance via volume licensing, Vista Enterprise is designed to be used in parallel with solutions s... |
20 January 2009
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Since the introduction of the Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack, the Redmond company has sold in excess of 10 million units of the package of solutions, and on September 15, the R2 version of MDOP 2008 was released to manufacturing. According to Jameel Khalfan, Microsoft Technical Product Manager, customers will be... |
16 September 2008
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The Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack is designed to help customers get the most out of their Windows Vista clients, according to Microsoft's official description of the solution. Delivering a comprehensive package of technologies from virtualization to asset inventory service, but also including an advanced g... |
16 July 2008
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Windows Vista's rich variety of flavors is designed to satisfy different users' needs, from consumers in developing markets to home users and corporate customers. But even among a general consumer segment, there are smaller divisions focused on specific tasks and processes, especially in business environmen... |
26 May 2008
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Microsoft is continuously striving to enable a seamless optimized desktop experience across its Windows Vista operating systems. At the core of the Redmond company's efforts is the necessity to create a framework that would enable an advanced level of desktop management. Such a scenario is possible through "deco... |
23 May 2008
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With the advent of Windows Vista at the end of 2006/the beginning of 2007, Microsoft has started pouring a consistent amount of efforts into enabling optimized desktops. Throughout 2007, and after the introduction of Windows Vista Service Pack 1, the Redmond company continued to fine tune a set of offerings bundled t... |
30 April 2008
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It is not only Microsoft's latest Windows client that is evolving, via the move from Vista RTM to Vista Service Pack 1, but also the company's ecosystem of solutions built around the platform. In this context, Christopher Flores, Director Windows Communications, revealed that the Microsoft Desktop Optimizat... |
2 April 2008
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If you are not on Microsoft's Windows Vista map put together in Virtual Earth, then you don't really matter much to the Redmond company. And yes, that's right, Microsoft has built a map of Windows Vista deployments and integrated it on top of its Virtual Earth platform. Enter the tropic of Vista, or is... |
22 November 2007
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