Cincinnati Bell Begins Move to Desktop Virtualization

The move at Cincinnati Bell to desktop virtualization using VMware Infrastructure 2 and Sun Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) is the subject of an InformationWeek article by Charles Babcock, who writes that the company is in the first stages of a move to shift certain call center, help desk, sales and service desk employees from Windows 2000 PCs to Sun Ray thin clients. [...read more...]

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