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TechNet Webcast: 24 Hours of Windows Server 2008 (Part 04 of 24): Presentation Virtualization With Terminal Services RemoteApp (Level 200) 2008-03-14 Microsoft Tips

The presenter of this webcast shows the new features of presentation virtualization with Terminal Services RemoteApp in Windows Server 2008. The presenter explains how to configure Terminal Server Remote Programs, configure applications for Terminal Services RemoteApp, access and launch applications, and enhance the user experience with Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) 6.1.

Tags: Virtualization, Windows Server 2008

Door Distributor Pushes Business Growth Wide Open With New Remote Access Solution 2008-03-10 Microsoft

With annual sales of $15 million, DFW Door and Hardware is a successful Texas supplier of construction materials. The company has one location with approximately 50 employees. Prior to its recent deployment of Windows Server 2008, DFW had one server serving 29 workstations. The company needed to consolidate the servers and to find a solution for its remote access problems. DFW selected NetVision Consulting to supply advice and training services, and to implement the solution. NetVision generated innovative ideas to give DFW the competitive advantage they were looking for through an effective technological solution. NetVision's deployment of the solution lasted two days, and DFW was pleased with the process.

Tags: Windows Server 2008, Virtualization

College Prep Learns How to Save and Solves Remote Access Issues With Virtualization 2008-03-06 Microsoft

Trinity Valley School is a K - 12 college preparatory school consisting of 940 students and 140 employees. The faculty, students, and staff needed to access their applications and critical information to effectively work off campus. They were also in search of an easier method of deploying software and re-imaging the workstations, as they planned to do so annually. Trinity Valley School hired Microsoft Certified Partner and Small Business Specialist NetVision Consulting to design and deploy a presentation virtualization solution, and terminal services to access the school's infrastructure. Although the school considered Linux as an option, it lacked adequate staffing and the expertise to deploy and maintain the Linux technology. So Windows Server 2008 looked like the best match.

Tags: Windows Server 2008, Virtualization

Efficient Upgrade Increases Productivity and Reduces Frustration 2008-03-06 Microsoft

Eriksen Translations has 45 employees on two continents that provide businesses with a broad array of translation services. The company needed a consistent platform for Line-Of-Business (LOB) applications serving employees at the corporate office in Brooklyn, New York, as well as at their fully staffed office in Argentina. Partnering with Allarus Technology Management, Eriksen upgraded the terminal server and application server to Windows Server 2008 in four days. Each server was built manually. Eriksen now uses Terminal Services to provide remote application access for its LOB applications to users working remotely from the office in Argentina as well as some local users with older PCs.

Tags: Windows Server 2008

Medical Facility Rehabilitates Remote Network Reliability and Performance by 50% 2008-03-06 Microsoft

Illinois-based Fox Valley Orthopedic Institute is a medium-sized business employing 250 people. It specializes in diagnosing, treating, and rehabilitating a range of orthopedic conditions. Fox Valley Orthopedic Institute needed an affordable solution that would eliminate employee frustration with the remote network. They needed a high-performance remote network infrastructure so employees could concentrate on what matters most: quality healthcare, not network problems. With the release of the customer-focused Windows Server 2008, Fox Valley Orthopedic Institute saw what they needed - performance and reliability at an affordable cost.

Tags: Windows Server 2008, High Performance Computing

Project Red Hook: Implementing IBM Virtual Client Solution (VCS) at the IBM Center for Microsoft Technologies 2008-03-01 IBM

The IBM Virtual Client Solution (VCS) provides an environment where traditional desktops are replaced by virtual clients. A virtual client is essentially an image of a desktop computer (a virtual desktop) stored on a central server. The image of the virtual desktop is accessed through a remote connection from a client device (for example, a thin client or another desktop PC), but otherwise behaves almost identically to a desktop PC. A virtual desktop can be assigned to a single, exclusive user, or it may belong to a pool of images available to users on a first-come, first-serve basis. Both types of images - private and pool - can be used within the same infrastructure.

TechNet Webcast: Planning for Windows Deployment Services (Level 300) 2008-02-29 Microsoft

Windows Deployment Services (WDS) is a server role of the Windows Server 2008 operating system. This webcast answers questions one may have about infrastructure requirements in various organization types, and scalability and/or architectural recommendations to prepare for Active Directory Domain Services implementation. The Infrastructure Planning and Design (IPD) guides are the next version of Windows Server System Reference Architecture (WSSRA). The guides in this series help clarify and streamline design processes for Microsoft infrastructure technologies; each guide addresses a unique infrastructure technology or scenario. IPD helps ensure that infrastructures are designed and sized according to required service levels and costs.

Fast Remote Access to Corporate Data 2008-01-01 Microsoft

Working out in the field can be a solitary proposition. Frequently, such workers, whether in sales or service, are on their own. While they have appointments to keep and quotas to fill, they frequently have more control over their own time and efforts than most office workers do. Their work requires dedication and focus. At the same time, because they are frequently the face of the company, their individual work is associated with the reputation of the enterprise they represent. Giving mobile workers remote access to corporate data - whether supply chain and inventory information for salespeople or technical and warranty information for technicians - means they can do their work even more quickly and effectively. The result: customers will be more satisfied.

Tags: Mobile - Wireless Communications

Speed Up Remote Access to SourceSafe 100 Times 2007-10-24 DynamSoft

Extending access to source code beyond the LAN can be a risky proposition. However, with so many organizations moving to a distributed development model or even just needing casual remote access, it has now become a necessity to have remote access to source control. SourceAnywhere for Visual SourceSafe (VSS) provides a fast, reliable and secure application that answers all of the demands of a distributed software engineering team. With SourceAnywhere for VSS, one can spread the development team across the globe, let them work from home, or even outsource work and be confident that the SourceSafe repository is always accessible and safe. In addition, Dynamsoft has a SourceSafe replacement solution, called SourceAnywhere Standalone.

TechNet Webcast: Windows Deployment Services Technical Overview (Level 200) 2007-08-28 Microsoft

This webcast provides an introduction to Windows Deployment Services (WDS), the next version of Microsoft Remote Installation Services (RIS). As WDS is the newest deployment solution, users may wonder what the benefits of using it are over the previous solutions. So, the presenter of this webcast discusses the benefits of WDS, and looks at how WDS takes advantage of the Windows IMaging (WIM) file format. WDS is actually made up of several components to form a unified deployment solution. The presenter explores each of these components to see how they interact.

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Title	Date Added	Company
TechNet Webcast: 24 Hours of Windows Server 2008 (Part 04 of 24): Presentation Virtualization With Terminal Services RemoteApp (Level 200)	2008-03-14	Microsoft Tips
The presenter of this webcast shows the new features of presentation virtualization with Terminal Services RemoteApp in Windows Server 2008. The presenter explains how to configure Terminal Server Remote Programs, configure applications for Terminal Services RemoteApp, access and launch applications, and enhance the user experience with Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) 6.1. Tags: Virtualization, Windows Server 2008
Door Distributor Pushes Business Growth Wide Open With New Remote Access Solution	2008-03-10	Microsoft
With annual sales of $15 million, DFW Door and Hardware is a successful Texas supplier of construction materials. The company has one location with approximately 50 employees. Prior to its recent deployment of Windows Server 2008, DFW had one server serving 29 workstations. The company needed to consolidate the servers and to find a solution for its remote access problems. DFW selected NetVision Consulting to supply advice and training services, and to implement the solution. NetVision generated innovative ideas to give DFW the competitive advantage they were looking for through an effective technological solution. NetVision's deployment of the solution lasted two days, and DFW was pleased with the process. Tags: Windows Server 2008, Virtualization
College Prep Learns How to Save and Solves Remote Access Issues With Virtualization	2008-03-06	Microsoft
Trinity Valley School is a K - 12 college preparatory school consisting of 940 students and 140 employees. The faculty, students, and staff needed to access their applications and critical information to effectively work off campus. They were also in search of an easier method of deploying software and re-imaging the workstations, as they planned to do so annually. Trinity Valley School hired Microsoft Certified Partner and Small Business Specialist NetVision Consulting to design and deploy a presentation virtualization solution, and terminal services to access the school's infrastructure. Although the school considered Linux as an option, it lacked adequate staffing and the expertise to deploy and maintain the Linux technology. So Windows Server 2008 looked like the best match. Tags: Windows Server 2008, Virtualization
Efficient Upgrade Increases Productivity and Reduces Frustration	2008-03-06	Microsoft
Eriksen Translations has 45 employees on two continents that provide businesses with a broad array of translation services. The company needed a consistent platform for Line-Of-Business (LOB) applications serving employees at the corporate office in Brooklyn, New York, as well as at their fully staffed office in Argentina. Partnering with Allarus Technology Management, Eriksen upgraded the terminal server and application server to Windows Server 2008 in four days. Each server was built manually. Eriksen now uses Terminal Services to provide remote application access for its LOB applications to users working remotely from the office in Argentina as well as some local users with older PCs. Tags: Windows Server 2008
Medical Facility Rehabilitates Remote Network Reliability and Performance by 50%	2008-03-06	Microsoft
Illinois-based Fox Valley Orthopedic Institute is a medium-sized business employing 250 people. It specializes in diagnosing, treating, and rehabilitating a range of orthopedic conditions. Fox Valley Orthopedic Institute needed an affordable solution that would eliminate employee frustration with the remote network. They needed a high-performance remote network infrastructure so employees could concentrate on what matters most: quality healthcare, not network problems. With the release of the customer-focused Windows Server 2008, Fox Valley Orthopedic Institute saw what they needed - performance and reliability at an affordable cost. Tags: Windows Server 2008, High Performance Computing
Project Red Hook: Implementing IBM Virtual Client Solution (VCS) at the IBM Center for Microsoft Technologies	2008-03-01	IBM
The IBM Virtual Client Solution (VCS) provides an environment where traditional desktops are replaced by virtual clients. A virtual client is essentially an image of a desktop computer (a virtual desktop) stored on a central server. The image of the virtual desktop is accessed through a remote connection from a client device (for example, a thin client or another desktop PC), but otherwise behaves almost identically to a desktop PC. A virtual desktop can be assigned to a single, exclusive user, or it may belong to a pool of images available to users on a first-come, first-serve basis. Both types of images - private and pool - can be used within the same infrastructure.
TechNet Webcast: Planning for Windows Deployment Services (Level 300)	2008-02-29	Microsoft
Windows Deployment Services (WDS) is a server role of the Windows Server 2008 operating system. This webcast answers questions one may have about infrastructure requirements in various organization types, and scalability and/or architectural recommendations to prepare for Active Directory Domain Services implementation. The Infrastructure Planning and Design (IPD) guides are the next version of Windows Server System Reference Architecture (WSSRA). The guides in this series help clarify and streamline design processes for Microsoft infrastructure technologies; each guide addresses a unique infrastructure technology or scenario. IPD helps ensure that infrastructures are designed and sized according to required service levels and costs.
Fast Remote Access to Corporate Data	2008-01-01	Microsoft
Working out in the field can be a solitary proposition. Frequently, such workers, whether in sales or service, are on their own. While they have appointments to keep and quotas to fill, they frequently have more control over their own time and efforts than most office workers do. Their work requires dedication and focus. At the same time, because they are frequently the face of the company, their individual work is associated with the reputation of the enterprise they represent. Giving mobile workers remote access to corporate data - whether supply chain and inventory information for salespeople or technical and warranty information for technicians - means they can do their work even more quickly and effectively. The result: customers will be more satisfied. Tags: Mobile - Wireless Communications
Speed Up Remote Access to SourceSafe 100 Times	2007-10-24	DynamSoft
Extending access to source code beyond the LAN can be a risky proposition. However, with so many organizations moving to a distributed development model or even just needing casual remote access, it has now become a necessity to have remote access to source control. SourceAnywhere for Visual SourceSafe (VSS) provides a fast, reliable and secure application that answers all of the demands of a distributed software engineering team. With SourceAnywhere for VSS, one can spread the development team across the globe, let them work from home, or even outsource work and be confident that the SourceSafe repository is always accessible and safe. In addition, Dynamsoft has a SourceSafe replacement solution, called SourceAnywhere Standalone.
TechNet Webcast: Windows Deployment Services Technical Overview (Level 200)	2007-08-28	Microsoft
This webcast provides an introduction to Windows Deployment Services (WDS), the next version of Microsoft Remote Installation Services (RIS). As WDS is the newest deployment solution, users may wonder what the benefits of using it are over the previous solutions. So, the presenter of this webcast discusses the benefits of WDS, and looks at how WDS takes advantage of the Windows IMaging (WIM) file format. WDS is actually made up of several components to form a unified deployment solution. The presenter explores each of these components to see how they interact. Tags: