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Four announcements on April 9, 2007:
1)App vendors urge customers to focus on App Delivery
2)Citrix unveils App Delivery Infrastructure strategy
3)NEW: Citrix NetScaler 8.0 (Redefining Web App Delivery)
4)NEW: Citrix Desktop Server (Redefining Desktop Delivery)
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3. App Vendors Urge Customers to Focus on
their Application Delivery Infrastructure
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4. Global Market Forces Driving Change
User IT
Experience Responsiveness
Declining Declining
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5. Ensuring Application Delivery Success
Optimize web apps to
improve performance,
security and availability
Install Windows
Users
Apps
apps in datacenter
and virtualize or
stream to all users
Monitor application Accelerate all apps Provide secure
experience from end over the WAN to single point of
user’s perspective branch office users access to all apps Install Windows OS in
datacenter and deliver
desktops virtually to
office workers
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6. Citrix Presentation Server
The Best Way to Deliver Windows Apps
• Debuted in early 1990s
• Cut cost of Windows app by 50-70%
• 60 million users today
• 98% of the Fortune 500
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7. Citrix Application Delivery Infrastructure
Citrix®
NetScaler New
Optimize
Web Applications
Users
Citrix
Apps
Presentation Server
Virtualize and Stream
Windows Applications
Citrix
EdgeSight WANScaler Access Gateway
Monitor End User Accelerate Apps Enable Secure Citrix
Experience to Branch Offices App Access Desktop Server
Deliver Windows New
Virtual Desktops
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8. Citrix NetScaler 8.0
The Best Way to Deliver Web Apps
• Brings Web 2.0 experience to enterprise
• Integrates along line-of-sight to end user
• Makes app-specific policy easy
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9. Web 2.0 Reshaping User Expectations
of Enterprise Application Experience
Web App Delivery Systems Must:
Extend Delivery to the End User
Include Full Bi-Directional App-User Intelligence
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10. Full Line-of-Sight Integration to End User
Integrated
Web App
Firewall
Citrix
NetScaler 8.0
Integrated Integrated
Performance SSL VPN
Monitoring
Users
Apps
Citrix
EdgeSight WANScaler Access Gateway
Monitor End User Accelerate Apps Enable Secure
Experience to Branch Offices App Access
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11. Full App-User Intelligence with AppExpert
XML...SOAP...HTTP...WSDL...JSON...REST...RSS...AJAX...end-user experience...
Mashup...RelTag...SOA...Application Availability...Data theft...RIA...Wiki...Enterprise 2.0
Application Traffic
Users Apps
Network Traffic
Router Switch Firewall
MAC address...Source IP...Destination IP...Source port...Destination port...Ping...
OSPF...RIP...BGP...ACL...DNS...Subnet...802.XX...ARP...ICMP...RTT...SYN...ACK...
Keepalive...SNMP...SSH...SSL...MTBF...Latency...
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12. XML...SOAP...HTTP...WSDL...JSON...REST...RSS...AJAX...end-user experience...
Mashup...RelTag...SOA...Application Availability...Data theft...RIA...Wiki...Enterprise 2.0
AppExpert
Policy Framework
Users Apps
Router Switch Firewall
MAC address...Source IP...Destination IP...Source port...Destination port...Ping...
OSPF...RIP...BGP...ACL...DNS...Subnet...802.XX...ARP...ICMP...RTT...SYN...ACK...
Keepalive...SNMP...SSH...SSL...MTBF...Latency...
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13. NetScaler 8.0 Functional Modules
Acceleration Availability Security
Advanced Access Control
AppCompress
AppCache
SSL Acceleration
Load Balancing
GSLB
SSL VPN
EdgeSight
Content Switching
Rewrite
Application Security
AppExpert
AppExpert Policy Framework Visual Policy
Builder
User Server
Application Switching Engine
Flow Flow
AppExpert Engine AppExpert
APIs
Users Apps
Application Delivery Networking Platform
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14. Citrix Desktop Server 1.0
The Best Way to Deliver Windows Desktops
• Delivers desktop OS from datacenter
• Makes desktop migration a snap
• Saves up to 40% on desktop management
• Eliminates most desktop security issues
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15. Vista Will Drive Customers to Rethink
How they Get Desktops to Office Workers
“Managing a typical desktop costs companies
nearly $5000 per user each year.”
“400 million corporate desktops will need to be
refreshed over the next three years.”
“Half of all corporate desktop PCs will not be
able to run Windows Vista.”
Source: Gartner
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16. Many Innovative New Technologies
Arriving to Address Desktop Challenges
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17. Missing Element is Delivery Infrastructure
Delivery
Connection
Optimization
Flexibility
Users Datacenter
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19. Citrix Dynamic Desktop Initiative
An industry collaboration led by Citrix to establish its industry
leadership in this space and to make it easy for businesses to
optimize the delivery of dynamic desktops.
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20. The Citrix Strategy
Follow the users
Follow the applications
Users Apps
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Editor's Notes The Citrix NetScaler product line has an unparalleled customer base and has been proven in the most demanding and mission-critical environments on the planet. Because Citrix NetScaler systems are deployed in front of virtually all of the world’s most popular Internet sites, it has been estimated that up to 75% of all Internet users touch a Citrix NetScaler system on any given day. The Citrix NetScaler customer base is not limited to e-commerce websites, though. Citrix also boasts more than 3,000 successful deployments at large, Global 2000 enterprises worldwide. These deployments cover every vertical segment, including some of the best known names in the corporate world. Apps aren’t built to account for the realities of the underlying infrastructure Infrastructure can’t “see” what the app needs, so can’t solve today’s problems Users left holding the bag Application Delivery Policy: Ability to instruct the network to do something based upon the application content/meaning of the traffic Apps aren’t built to account for the realities of the underlying infrastructure Infrastructure can’t “see” what the app needs, so can’t solve today’s problems Users left holding the bag Application Delivery Policy: Ability to instruct the network to do something based upon the application content/meaning of the traffic Big points to make here are that there is an enormous desktop refresh opportunity driven by Vista and in many cases powered by desktop virtualization which will make the new OS more secure, easier to manage – and in our view less costly. Big points to make here are that there is an enormous desktop refresh opportunity driven by Vista and in many cases powered by desktop virtualization which will make the new OS more secure, easier to manage – and in our view less costly.