App-V 5.0 includes significant improvements to make virtualization a more appealing option for businesses.

Is application virtualization on your wish list? If your organization doesn’t have the infrastructure to support virtual desktops, or you are concerned about performance and availability, Microsoft ...

Microsoft's Application Virtualization 4.5 has a lot to offer enterprises, but the product comes with packaging and setup issues that need to be overcome for it to work properly.

The latest version of Microsoft's application virtualization technology is now ready after reaching release candidate status. The technology comes from the 2006 acquisition of Softricity and their ...

Microsoft has released betas of two new desktop virtualization tools: a new version of App-V with more powerful deployment features for complex applications, and a new settings synchronization ...

Microsoft announced the release to manufacturing of App-V 4.5, the next iteration of its application virtualization technology, and unveiled several virtualization licensing changes.

"App-V 4.5 will also feature a new Service Providers License Agreement (SPLA), officially called Microsoft Application Virtualization 4.5 Hosting for Desktops, which will enable service providers ...

Microsoft this week announced a coming change to its support for two virtualization tools, but it just applies to Windows 10 Pro edition users.

Microsoft execs have been talking up the concept of application virtualization for years. It now seems they're ready to put their roadmaps where their mouths have been.

A slew of Microsoft announcements this week reflect the company's increasing presence in the desktop and application virtualization spaces -- areas in which server virtualization market leader ...

The Microsoft Application Virtualization Client Service manages streaming applications into the cache, handles publishing refreshes, and coordinates interactions with App-V servers.

Is application virtualization on your wish list? If your organization doesn’t have the infrastructure to support virtual desktops, or you are concerned about performance and availability, Microsoft ...