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TechNet Radio: How Microsoft IT Approached the Deployment of Microsoft Application Virtualization v4

Posted By: Eric Ostrowski | Jun 2nd, 2008 @ 8:16 AM | 9,370 Views | 0 Comments

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Learn how Microsoft IT implemented Microsoft Application Virtualization version 4.5, formerly known as SoftGrid Application Virtualization. Hear the benefits of application virtualization within our environment, as well as some of the technical limitations of the product, from a software deployment perspective.

Tags: Application Virtualization, How Microsoft Does IT, MSIT, TechNet Radio

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