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Virtual Data Center - August 2012, Vol. 40

In the latest edition of Virtual Data Center, get your toughest Desktop as a Service (DaaS) questions answered by experts. Learn how desktop virtualization and DaaS can make desktop administration less time-consuming and help reduce your overall IT budget. Explore why even though DaaS is a hot technology, there are still many reasons why enterprise adoption isn't widespread. Finally, in our desktop virtualization comparison, learn about VDI vs. Remote Desktop Services. We'll help you choose the best technology for your shop, and you'll learn about the pros and cons of each. Access >>>

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- Five Desktop as a Service challenges holding up enterprise adoption by Cláudio Rodrigues, Contributor
  Desktop as a Service is an up-and-coming trend in IT, but cloud-hosted desktops present some obstacles, such as DaaS licensing and security. See what other issues made our list.
- Desktop virtualization comparison: VDI vs. Remote Desktop Services by Alastair Cooke
  For desktop virtualization, you have a choice between the paths of VDI and Remote Desktop Services. Robert Frost took the road less travelled, but you don't have to choose just one.
- Migrating to desktop as a service by Dan Sullivan, Contributor
  Once you choose DaaS, take a structured approach to ensure success.

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- Converging at VMworld by Christine Cignoli
  As VMware’s VMworld 2012 show approaches, we’re hearing about vSphere 5.1 features, company acquisitions and the big news of VMware CEO Paul Maritz’s departure.

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