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desktop virtualization
(redirected from endpoint virtualization)

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desktop virtualization
(1) A virtualized environment in the user's machine. Also called "client virtualization" and "endpoint virtualization," the computer hosts multiple virtual machines, each of which contains an operating system and a set of applications. See virtual machine.

(2) A thin client architecture in which each user is assigned a virtual machine (OS and applications) running in a server in the network. See thin client and virtual machine.


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Aa Initiatives that IT rated as most problematic from a security standpoint include infrastructure-as-a-service, platform-as-a service, server virtualization, endpoint virtualization, and software-as-a-service.
Both of these are issues that endpoint virtualization excels at simplifying and reducing associated costs.
2, which is part of the Symantec Endpoint Virtualization Suite formerly known as Software Virtualization Solution (SVS) Pro.
 
 
 
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