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SBC & Virtualization Architecture Master Class (advertorial)

Sunday, 27 August 2006 by Michel Roth

�SBC & Virtualization Architecture Master Class�

The developments in the field of Virtualization, Streaming and SBC are rapidly taken place; currently, the virtualization hype is stronger then ever. This is certainly justified in many ways: with these technologies a much more dynamic and efficient infrastructure becomes reality.

To be successful with SBC & Virtualization technologies, Login Consultants developed the �SBC & Virtualization Architecture Master Class�. The Master Class is intended for every Senior Administrator, Consultant or Architect who work with complex IT infrastructures on a daily base.

The SBC & Virtualization Architecture Master Class is an interactive training based on the technical and practical experience, which Login Consultants has learned in many challenging infrastructure projects. The training deals with the essential architectural challenges and discusses which design strategies & best practices you can use.

Topics presented during the course:
� The future of Terminal Services (Longhorn)
� Best practices with the Citrix Access Suite
� The value of VMware & the Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
� NEW: OS streaming!
� 100% Profile Management
� The impact of Application Virtualization and Streaming (Softgrid, Citrix Tarpon & Altiris SVS)
� Scripting- and automation strategies
� WAN Management Strategies
� Efficiently organizing Technical Change Management
� Positioning of an architecture
� Real life design strategies
� Project best-practices & typical pitfalls

We will discuss many different third-party products which are available in the market of SBC & Virtualization. This allows us to discuss when these products are actually valuable in practice. Also we will discuss how you can successfully design a desktop- or deployment infrastructure with the latest technologies. Since this training is not facilitated or sponsored by any software vendor we are able to extensively discuss how their technologies work in the real-world.

More information here.