Application virtualization is a technologically elegant solution that isolates applications and reduces conflicts. That’s good for IT management and has the additional virtue of being financially alluring. From legacy to the latest enterprise business applications, virtualized deployment eases management and supports secure access. Deployed in data centers with Citrix Presentation Servers, application virtualization is a strong deployment strategy, speeding access and assuring integrity of the host system. Distributed from a share file, companies save the cost and headache of adding and managing siloed servers. This session will provide use-case illustrations to demystify application virtualization and outline the business benefits of applying this technology.

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Speaker Bio:
Jonathan Clark is founder, CTO & president of Thinstall. He co-founded the video game development company Crack dot Com in 1994, which produced the original PC and Mac titles Abuse and Golgotha and ported Doom and Quake to Unix platforms. He founded Thinstall in 1999, originally focusing on virtualization and copy protection technology solutions for software publishers. The first version of Thinstall for application virtualization was released in 2001 after several years of R&D. Clark continues the development of Thinstall technology for the enterprise and participates in the company's business direction.