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XD Radio: Going Beyond VDI with FlexCast Technologies
By Citrix | 29/6/2011
XD Radio is a podcast series that covers key topics of interest for IT professionals investigating, evaluating and implementing desktop virtualization. Today’s topic has been transcribed for your convenience. This discussion covers how XenDesktop with FlexCast technologies go beyond VDI to deliver virtual desktops to every type of user.
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