HASMUG-201207-July-S01-DDS_ SCCM preso 072612 BMarizinni

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Making the Desktop Dynamic
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What does RES do?
»IT as a Service &
Automation
»Context Aware Security
»Dynamic Desktop Delivery
»Follow-me Secure Data
»BYOD Enablement and Enhancing User Experience
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IT Today
End Users
Productivity (needs & wants)
IT Organization
Efficiency (security & costs)
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Delivering IT as a Service
End Users
Services
Available
from IT
Windows
Desktop
IT Organization
Delivery of IT
Resources
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One Size does not fit all
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Environments Have Become too Complex
for Traditional Management
App-V
RDS
VDI
“Client virtualization
does not replace
physical PCs, but
instead adds significant
infrastructure and
costs, creating a hybrid
environment of both
physical virtual
desktops.… traditional
datacenter or PCcentric approaches
break down.”
- David K Johnson,
Forrester, 2012
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The Everywhere Employee Cisco Study
• 95% of Organizations allow employee owned devices
• 40% Employees cite “Device Choice” as an important
benefit
• 44% Knowledge Workers who commute > 1 Day a week
• $600 Average Premium Cisco Employees were willing to
pay for their own device
• $2500 Amount Telecommuting Saves per employee
Annually
• $300-$1300 Estimated benefit from “The Everywhere
Employee”
http://newsroom.cisco.com/press-release-content?type=webcontent&articleId=854754
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The Anywhere Employee with RES
•Hybrid use of different Technologies
– Devices
•Desktops, Laptops, Tablets, Phones, Kiosks, etc
– Context Aware Security and Services
•Device + Location + User + Time + Configuration =
Access
•Flexibility and Access = Success = Productivity
•Not Everything should access All Things
•When IT says No = Users “Self Help IT”
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IT Consumerization: Data Challenge
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Dropbox
SugarSync
Syncplicity
Simplicity &
Flexibility
Zumodrive
ShareFile*
Box.NET*
Business
Security
On Premises
File Server
Microsoft
SharePoint
* Off premises / cloud offering
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RES HyperDrive
iOS,
Windows
Phone,
Android,
BlackBerry
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RES VDX
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RES VDX
•Merging Local with Remote
– Local Horsepower
– Merged consumer and corporate
experience
– Security isolation
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Applications
Data
Printer
Settings
The Dynamic Desktop
Applications
Data
Device
Network
Adaptive
Security
Desktop
Content
Workspace
Composer
Automation
Identity
Location
Device
Time
Dynamic
Workspace
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Desktop deployment
The Race to a bad experience
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Common Problems in Shared environments
• Corruption as users switch between V1 and V2 Profiles
• Portability of important settings across multiple servers
• Lack of awareness of connecting device and appropriate settings
• Merging of Consumer apps with published secure environment
• Data Synchronization from Corporate Desktop / Laptop to shared
hosted environment and even to consumer devices
• Disk bloat due to user uniqueness X # of users
• Conflicting configurations of an application
• Multiple Master Templates to accommodate different user types
• License tracking and compliance
• Persistent Images due to user uniqueness requirements
• Administrative rights
• Saving to non persistent locations and losing data / productivity
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Policy & Profiles
Group Policy User Settings
User Profile and settings
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DEMO
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“The Ultimate First Step in any Desktop Project”
- Ben Gray, Forrester
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Microsoft Windows Azure cloud-based desktop
analysis service.
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Lightweight, easy to deploy, agentless with no
backend configuration. Zero footprint
capabilities.
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The first step in desktop transformation
initiatives:
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App Virtualization Readiness
Major Hardware and OS Upgrades
Citrix XenApp and other TS Rollouts
VDI Deployments
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Enabling the Dynamic Desktop Vision
Discover &
Analyze
Manage & Secure
User Workspaces
RES
Virtual Desktop
Extender
RES
Baseline Desktop
Analyzer
RES
HyperDrive
Automate
IT Services
RES Worspace
Manager
RES Automation
Manager
Composition &
Personalization
--Advanced
Administration
--Security &
Performance
Task
Automation
--Resource
Provisioning
--Service
Orchestration
RES Software
Strategic Partners
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RES Software At-A-Glance
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Founded: 1999
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Headquarters: Amsterdam
(Netherlands) Philadelphia (US)
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Global Offices: London (UK), Oslo
(Norway), Paris (France), Munich
(Germany) and 5 locations in the US
Boston, Austin, Chicago, San Francisco,
Philadelphia (CLEAN UP)
Selected Customers
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Products: RES Baseline Desktop Analyzer,
RES Workspace Manager, RES Virtual
Desktop Extender, RES Automation
Manager, RES HyperDrive
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Innovation: 10 Patents and RES Labs
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Customer Base: over 2,500 customers
and 3,500 deployments in 27 countries,
with annual renewals at more than 95%
Key
partnerships
Key
Partnerships
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