This document summarizes a presentation about managing flexible desktop delivery with RES Dynamic Desktop Studio. It discusses the evolution of application and desktop delivery options, introducing the concept of a hybrid desktop. It then describes how RES Workspace Manager provides user workspace management to address challenges with hybrid desktop environments. It includes a customer case study and demo of how RES integrates with Citrix FlexCast to provide advanced administration, security, and personalization features.

1. Managing FlexCast Deliverywith the RES Dynamic Desktop Studio

2. Jeff FisherVP Business DevelopmentJ.Fisher@ressoftware.comBob JanssenChief Technology OfficerB.Janssen@ressoftware.com

3. Session OverviewApp and Desktop Delivery Evolution

4. Introducing The Hybrid Desktop

5. User Workspace Management

6. Customer Testimonial – Bank of American Fork

7. Citrix FlexCast + RES Software

8. Overview

9. Scenario Demos

10. RES Software at a GlanceApp and Desktop Delivery Options - 2001On-Demand AppsFixed Rich ClientWindows XPHosted Shared10 years ago, there were really only two architectures for providing Windows desktops and apps to usersRich Client

11. Hosted Shared Desktops

12. On-Demand Apps

13. Hosted or streamedApp and Desktop Delivery Options – 2011Mobile Rich ClientWindows 7Hosted VDIStreamedVHDHosted SharedLocalVMFast forward to today, and there are numerous delivery optionsRich Client

14. Hosted Shared Desktops

15. Hosted VDI Desktops

16. Desktop Streaming

17. Local VM

18. On-Demand Apps

19. Hosted or streamedOn-Demand Apps

20. Client Computing Architectures – Reality CheckApp and OS delivery technologies increase theAgility and productivity of end users

21. Complexity of infrastructure managementNo single delivery solution covers all use casesAll SBC architectures involve some sort of compromise

22. Not all applications can be virtualized (locally or remotely)

23. The proverbial “Year of VDI” that never comesRich PCs still the dominant endpointWindows Client market share as of 3/15/11 = 89.69%*“The concept of locking everything out except what you manage probably isn't going to work." — Rich Mogull, Research VP

24. Many companies have already embraced a “hybrid desktop environment”

25. Multiple delivery technologies serve specific groups of users

26. Rich laptops for mobile workers

27. Fixed desktops for stationary knowledge workers

28. Hosted shared desktops for task users

29. For a new generation of users whose needs, devices and locations change regularly, focus is on providing a “hybrid desktop”

30. Combining delivery approaches (often used simultaneously) to satisfy the increasingly complex requirements of their end-users

31. Rich laptops with application hosting for apps with high security requirements

32. VDI desktops with application streaming to move toward a more stateless architectureIntroducing The Hybrid Desktop

33. How Desktops are Managed TodayApp ConfigApp DataDesktopUser Session(Logon) ScriptsUser ProfilesGroup PoliciesApplicationsUser DataPrint ConfigUser SettingsOperating SystemSecurityParisLondonTokyoAmsterdamBerlinNew YorkChicagoB

34. Enter Hybrid Desktops(Logon) ScriptsUser ProfilesGroup PoliciesDesktopCitrix XenAppMicrosoft App-V(Remote / Virtual)User SessionApplicationsCitrix XenApp,Citrix XenClient,Citrix XenDesktopOperating SystemParisLondonTokyoAmsterdamBerlinNew YorkChicagoB