A Dynamic Desktop is a Windows-based Workspace (physical or virtual) that is aware of the situation or context of the user at any given time and dynamically adjusts the content and appearance of the workspace accordingly. A key component to Dynamic Desktops is that they are Context-Aware.
This is one of the most important technologies for today’s desktop and client solutions (physical/local and/or virtual desktops, including Windows 7 or VDI solutions). It is a proven strategy that reduces complexity and cost - and increases overall productivity, security and job satisfaction.
Dynamic Desktops is a key factor in moving from a device-centric to a user-centric approach, and the end result will enable IT organizations to mature to the service-centric model. For delivering IT as a Service or Desktop as a Service - a dynamic infrastructure is crucial.
Dynamic Desktops is a key factor in moving from a device-centric to a user-centric approach, and the end result will enable IT organizations to mature to the service-centric model. For delivering IT as a Service or Desktop as a Service - a dynamic infrastructure is crucial.
A Dynamic Desktop has the unique capability of presenting a personalized dynamic workspace on any Windows based client or desktop solution, the underlying operating system can be locked down and centrally managed. According to Gartner this can Cut Total Cost of Ownership for Desktops and Laptops by 42-45%.
Gartner Group have also gathered a lot of research within the area Context-Aware Computing that is relevant for this technology space.
Dynamic Desktops are implemented, delivered and managed by the technology "User Workspace Management". This concept virtualizes all of the users personal and individual preferences, settings and configurations by separating them from the applications and operating system. This allows for all these personalized settings to follow the user - regardless of client and operating system. This allows for migrations to Windows 7 or Virtual Desktops without impacting end-users and their productivity.
Other technologies that are relevant for Dynamic Desktops:
- Workspace Virtualization
- Persistent Personalization
- Zero Profile Technology
Should not a technology rich Microsoft based desktop be more intelligent than your car?
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- This videoblog explains the technology Dynamic Desktops and compares it to modern cars and everyday life
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