1. Microsoft Desktop Virtualization 1 Martin Vittrup Senior Technology Specialist Windows Client Microsoft Denmark

3. Dependencies Create Complexity

4. Reduce Desktop TCO Reduce Desktop TCO Desktop Virtualization Starts Here Deploy Application and User State Virtualization NOW

5. Desktop Virtualization – What's Next? Deploy additional Desktop Virtualization technologies for specific user scenarios Increase Flexibility OS

6. Migrate to Windows 7 now – run older productivity applications inside a Windows XP virtual machine MED-V and Windows XP Mode Non IT-Managed: Use Windows 7 Pro “Windows XP Mode” IT-Managed: Use MED-V to add delivery, policy-based provisioning and centralized management for virtual Windows XP images “…when migrating from XP to Windows 7, [MED-V] is a solution that is fast, simple, cost-effective and most importantly, non-disruptive to business users”

7. Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization Thursday, September 10, 20157

8. What is Desktop Centralization ? Virtual machine- based Remote Desktops (VDI) Session-based Remote Desktops (fka Terminal Services)

9. Centralized Desktop Options Session based Remote Desktops (formerly TS) Low cost image management Easiest admin management Least resources required Good compatibility for legacy apps Pooled Virtual Machine based Desktops (VDI) Medium cost image managmt. Easier admin management than Personal VM Desktops Less Resources than personal Better compatibility for legacy apps Personal Virtual Machine based Desktop (VDI) High cost image management Administrator access (user can install programs) High Resource cost Better Compatibility for legacy apps Mix & match options - based on end user needs

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11. 11 Centralized Desktop 11 Large scale deployments: Microsoft + CITRIX technology Small scale deployments: Microsoft only technology VECD for Small scale XenDesktop Large scale Connection Broker Options Remote App OR

12. Virtual Environments and Licensing Pre-installed OS Bound to hardware No reassignment rights Basic Value: OEM License Upgrade / Downgrade rights for OS Access to Enterprise editions of OS Reassignment rights after 90 days. Access to technology such as MDOP and WinFLP Support and training from Microsoft Added Value: Software Assurance Ability to run Windows Client OS on servers Unrestricted movement of VMs across hardware platforms What Virtualization Demands: Licensing Flexibility ValueFlexibility

13. VDI suite components VDI Suite VDI Premium Suite Virtualization Platform Management Desktop Delivery Application Delivery Simple Licensing for Microsoft Infrastructure and Management Use rights for System Center components restricted to the VDI scenario (Restricted to VDI scenario only) (Unrestricted use rights)

15. Virtualize Applications Virtualize desktops on PCs and in the datacenter Virtualize User data, settings Next Steps Empowering both workers and IT with The Optimized Desktop Vision Increase Business Flexibility Increase Business Flexibility Reduce Desktop TCO Streamline IT Management

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