In this post, I'd like to look at application virtualization and the role it plays in green computing. Written by Dan Kusnetzky, Contributor May 22, 2007 at 5:45 p.m. PT ...

Application architectures will change - just as much as IT operations - during the next five years due to the nature of cloud computing applications. Topics Cloud Computing ...

Virtualization is a hot topic in today's demanding "get-more-for-less" business environment. Consolidating numerous computer systems so they run efficiently on fewer servers is a standard ...

Typically, an application that uses the Internet for access is considered cloud computing or software as a service (SaaS). Google Docs is a good example of SaaS and cloud computing. The application ...

COMMENT ON THIS ARTICLEDespite rumors to the contrary, virtualization is not just for the datacenter. From the most complex workstation applications to the simplest DLLs, virtualization is leaving ...

In the case of desktop and application virtualization, the emergence of supporting solutions, such as Kidaro’s Managed Workspace product, demonstrates that the segment is gaining traction.

Across the Application Tier. If virtualization is headed one place in 2011, it’s upstream, toward mission-critical applications, says James Staten, an analyst at Forrester Research Inc.

Intel and VMware both want to answer that question, but there's IT confusion among a bevy of choices from PC virtualization to application streaming. Here's a look at the battle for the desktop ...

Application virtualization plus streaming allows our customers to deliver a sleek computing environment on the fly. This changes the traditional model of PC image and package maintenance.

The decision must be based on a multidimensional approach. Virtualization is certainly an important aspect, but not a major decision point. A unified computing platform (network, storage, computing) ...