Next-Generation Desktop Strategy Windows Optimised Desktop

1. Next-Generation Desktop StrategyWindows Optimised Desktop Keith Baker Client Virtualisation Specialist Microsoft Limited

2. How do I manage costs? How do I take advantageof virtualisation? Planning to move to Windows 7 ?Migration isn’t the only consideration today How do I keep mydata safe andapplications secure? Should we go withRich Clients orThin Clients? Should employeesbring their ownPCs for work? Should I embracecloud services? How do I keepmy mobile users productive?

3. The Need for a Desktop Strategy The desktop is more than just an Operating System Data & User Settings Considerations • Application Considerations Primary Desktop Challenge: PC Components are bound together, making hardware & software difficult & expensive to replace • Solution: • Remove the hard wired dependencies and consider the layers independently Data & Settings • Hardware Considerations Applications OS Will consumer devices be allowed on your network? How will you support mobile devices? Hardware How will users access data from different PCs? How will you provide data security on all devices? Is data searchable across PCs, local networks & the cloud? Do you know how many applications you have? How will you manage the application lifecycle? How will you manage the hardware lifecycle? How will you provide access from anywhere? • Operating System Considerations How will you handle migration? How many images will you need to maintain? How can users get to their environment from other PCs?

4. Where Will Applications and Data Reside Flexibility to choose what is right for your business and your users On-Premise Local Cloud

5. Desktop StrategyDoes yours address these capabilities? Essential capabilities for your organisation • Corporate PCs • Portable devices • Data and applications • Offline mobile user productivity • Application management • Physical and virtual desktop management • Data management • Disaster recovery • Helpdesk tools Security and data protection Anywhere access for users Business continuity End-to-end management

6. Delivering on the Essential CapabilitiesSupporting ultimate flexibility with Windows 7, Desktop Virtualisation, and System Center On portable drives BitLocker To Go On the PC BitLocker • Security and data protection • Anywhere access for users Applications Application Virtualisation Data & User Settings User State Virtualisation Protecting Local Systems AppLocker Online & Offline Data & Applications stored locally • Business Continuity • End-to-end management Helpdesk Tools & Disaster Recovery Desktop Error Monitoring, Diagnostic & Recovery Toolset System Center

7. Server Hosted Desktops with VDISupporting Always-Connected Workers with Virtual Desktop Infrastructure suites, Windows 7 & MDOP • Security & Compliance • Access When Connected User data is secured within the datacenterWindows 7 Folder Redirection, Microsoft Application Virtualisation Access personal desktops from any connected device, including thin clients Microsoft VDI Suites • Business Continuity Mitigate the Impact of System Failures and Unexpected Events Problem Steps Recorder, System Center • Centralised Management Manage Physical & Virtual Desktops with System Center

8. Choosing the Right Technology for Your Business • Virtual Desktop Infrastructure • Desktop Virtualisation for Rich Client Application Virtualisation Folder Redirection Roaming User Profiles MED-V Windows Server Hyper-V Microsoft VDI Suite Application Virtualisation • Benefits Online and offline or slow connections Local processing power for rich applications Low TCO Leverages existing infrastructure investments Access from any network-connected device Access can be revoked at any time Desktops secured in the datacenter • Best For Task workers who do not requirelocal processing power Always-connected workers Contractors/regulated workers forwhom local data is prohibited Mobile workers Workers in remote offices High-End knowledge workers needing rich performance Workers moving between offices

9. How does Desktop Optimisation relate to what we do today Where do the technologies we will hear about in detail later fit Desktop Optimisation

10. Traditional Desktop Design Monolithic • Advantages • Quick installation times • Minimal Infrastructure • Fast skills acquisition • Well known approach Dynamic Delivery User Applications • Disadvantages • High propensity for change • High testing overhead • Does not scale easily • Inflexible • Technology drove decisions Office Image Core Utilities O/S

11. Application Virtualisation Applications Data & Settings App-V Client Applications OS OS Hardware

12. Modular Desktop Design • Advantages: • Reduced costs through automation and management • Flexible • Manageable • Testing overhead reduced • Focus on Business As Usual needs • Single package • Same model applies to both physical and virtual environments Dynamic Delivery Image

13. Driving separation of the layers Focus: Reducing Costs User State Virtualisation Isolate and centralise user data & state Application Virtualisation Isolate and centralise applications management & deployment User Data and settings Focus: Increasing Flexibility Local Desktop Virtualisation Microsoft Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualisation Microsoft Remote Desktop Services Applications Remote Desktop Virtualisation Hardware OS Single HAL Independent Image Dynamic Driver Injection and Configuration Traditional Client Computing

14. Focus on business needsDelivery model dictated by requirements Access from home Contract Mobile Office Task

15. Match technologies with the business needs of your people The OptimisedDesktop Desktop Scenarios VDI Scenarios Mobile Replaceable PC flexibility, easy to migrate users Working from home security , emergency access Home – on Non-company PC Application Virtualisation VDI Bitlocker Drive Encryption Folder Redirection Windows Server 2008 Remote Desktop Services Gateway Task Extending PC life security, low cost, carbon–neutral Contract/ Offshore Hosted Image security, right apps and data Windows Fundamentalsfor Legacy PCs VDI Windows Fundamentalsfor Legacy PCs Remote Desktop Services (Desktop) Office Hot-desking flexibility, compliance, free seating ApplicationVirtualisation Remote Desktop Services (LOB Application) Folder Redirection

16. VDI Architecture: VM Delivery • Static • (“Persistent”) • Virtual Desktops

17. VDI Architecture: VM Delivery • Dynamic • (“Non-Persistent”) • Virtual Desktops User State Virtualisation Application Virtualisation Application Presentation Virtualisation

18. RDS Architecture: Shared Session Virtualisation • Single RDS Instance • Of Operating System User State Virtualisation Application Virtualisation Application Presentation Virtualisation

19. Virtual Desktop Comparison • Virtual Desktop Infrastructure • Remote Desktop Services

20. Windows Optimised DesktopClient, server, security, and management flexibility Data & Settings • Client Infrastructure • Server Infrastructure • Management Infrastructure Applications OS Deployment – application management – PC monitoring – IT process and compliance – security management Active directory – group policy – networking – server-based client virtualisation Comprehensive Management Tools

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