VMware Product Podcasts

Learn more about VMware View 4 and one of the new major features, PCoIP. This next generation display protocol is designed to deliver a robust and rich end-user experience. We will discuss the benefits of PCoIP, how to address end-user requirements and scenarios of interest for those looking at virtual desktop solutions.

VMware View 4 is an important advance forward in the VMware Enterprise Desktop suite of products. Learn what’s new in the latest release of VMware View, hear some important implementation and planning considerations, and get a sneak peek into the View 3 to View 4 upgrade process.

With the release of VMware View 4, we will discuss several new features, including PCoIP and integration with VMware vSphere 4 for desktops. PCoIP enables a quality experience on the LAN that matches or exceeds what is offered by other solution providers. We will compare and highlight areas where VMware View 4 outperformed other products in deployment simplicity, speed, efficient image and storage management.

VMware View 4 adds some powerful features and functionality, such as the PC over IP protocol, support for running on VMware vSphere 4, and experimental support for Windows 7 for View desktops, just to name a few.

Are you interested in leveraging virtualization to centralize and streamline your desktop and application management, but are not quite sure where to start? The VMware View Pilot program may be the answer.

Raj Mallempati from the VMware product team is joined by Steve Kaplan from INX, a longtime VMware business partner. Listen as Steve shares his experience as a technology implementer and ROI analyst and how he applies that foundation to VMware Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI).

Before deploying a desktop virtualization solution using VMware Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), consider these five tips that will help make the transition easier. This podcast focuses on the end user experience, equipment reuse and repurposing, and benefits of a modular architecture.

Implementing a successful desktop virtualization solution using VMware Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). Learn more about the assessment methodology and considerations for each of the five critical components.

Designing a successful desktop virtualization solution using VMware Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) includes five critical components, consisting of the client access devices layer, access infrastructure layer, VMware Infrastructure layer, virtual desktop or VDI Virtual Machine layer, and applications layer.

Planning a successful desktop virtualization solution using VMware Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) hinges on a quality assessment of the needs, constraints and users of an organization.

This VMware podcast discusses the advantages of desktop virtualization in global enterprise.

Blackhawk Technology talks about using VDI with Thinstall for the ultimate solution.

Why all the interest, how it works, why it is different and how to start.

A conversation with VMware's Thinstall group and how application virtualization compliments VDI.