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Virtualization software maker Citrix has come a long way in the last five years or so, from fundamentally a virtual desktop vendor into a full-service cloud infrastructure provider. The lengthy list of news announcements at Citrix Synergy 2012,... Delete the scoop?
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This year, virtual desktop and cloud storage initiatives are at the top of many IT organization's wish lists. But what is not obvious is how tightly intertwined these two initiatives have become as users embrace the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) movement. This new BYOD model forces IT groups to provide both secure user applications (VDI) and secure user data (cloud storage). Delete the scoop?
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Project Octopus helps admins build secure personal clouds for users to freely and securely connect from any device, any time.
Advances in virtualization, cloud computing, and mobile technology have created a perfect storm for a new era in end-user computing, one in which users can revel in their own personal cloud, connecting to all their apps and data, anyplace and anytime from any device, be it a Wyse thin client at work, a company-issued Android phone on the road, a personal iPad at the airport, or a Windows XP machine at home. Delete the scoop?
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