The XenClient Enterprise 4.5 Tech Preview, scheduled for release this month, adds powerful new features that extend desktop virtualization Mobile, including support for 3rd generation Intel® Core ™ processors, Microsoft Windows 8 and Ultrabooks ™.
These ultra-portable computing devices offer the ultimate in mobility, weighing approximately 3 lbs. and delivering extraordinary life battery. With this latest release of XenClient, Citrix is also developing use cases for virtualization customers, including the ability to support multiple virtual networks on both laptops and desktops.
Rick Echevarria, VP & GM Business Client Platforms Division at Intel, said "systems based on the platform Intel Core ™ vPro ™ processor, including Ultrabooks companies, tablets and convertible are ready changing mobile workstyles with devices that merge the portability and enhanced security with personalized productivity. Citrix, with its XenClient solution continues to demonstrate leadership by leveraging the capabilities of the Intel platform Core ™ vPro . the latest version of XenClient, optimized for platforms with Intel® vPro ™ is an ideal desktop virtualization solution that enables companies to adopt consumerization with confidence, giving users the flexibility to thrive at work or to play from anywhere, anytime, either online or off, while giving full management and centralized control over the device. "
the number of highly mobile workers increases dramatically with mobile employees are expected to account for nearly 40% of the active population by 2015, according to IDC research published in 2012.
analysts see growth in devices like tablets and smartphones as complementary, rather than replace laptops. The launch of Ultrabooks now offers a laptop productivity capabilities with the advantages of portability of laptops tablet.The growth increases deployment challenges, management and devices that often reside outside fastener corporate network. XenClient provides complete centralized management solution that meets these challenges.
Kraig Stewardson, IT Desktop Manager at Life Time Fitness, provides an excellent example of this centralized management capability. "Life Time Fitness has 105 locations with an average of 50 jobs per site so it is very laborious and expensive to manage workstations in each location. Using XenClient, we can centralize remote PC management instead traveling to each site to deploy, update or patch. This has significantly reduced our costs and increasing the productivity of our IT staff. We are also able to consolidate workstations by running two virtual desktops local on one device, allowing us to stay in PCI compliance to process transactions by credit card in a VM and to help our clients with questions in another VM. XenClient is proving to be a valuable technology in the achieve our IT goals "
with this release, XenClient extends Citrix XenDesktop FlexCast to include the management of physical and PC and secure mobile laptops. and now includes Citrix Receiver built into the launcher.
For organizations requiring extreme levels of security, running of the safest environments in the world, Citrix XenClient XT 3. This edition has embraced scalability, allowing Citrix partners' add enhanced capabilities to the solution. In the latest version of XenClient XT, Citrix has implemented centralized management capabilities in this extreme security solution, as well as expanded its hardware compatibility list.
Citrix XenClient is available as part of XenDesktop and FlexCast delivery technology, which includes support for both hosted virtual desktops and local virtual desktops. Citrix XenClient is particularly valuable to bring the benefits of VDI to systems that are often disconnected or machines that have inconsistent or limited network connectivity.
The results obtained with Citrix XenClient were extraordinary, providing high-performance computing experience that feels like a native machine to the end user.
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