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Reasons why an initial investment in a Citrix XenApp platform will set the stage for a dynamic and robust application delivery infrastructure - over and above what Terminal Services 2008 has to offer

I know this has been done to death over the past few years, but since Citrix are due to release Citrix XenApp 5.0 on Terminal Services 2008 soon I thought it may be worth while posting an article on the key infrastructure benefits that Citrix XenApp has to offer.  If you are new to the application delivery market place and want to learn a little more about how these 2 products differ then this article may assist you in your future decision making.

Currently, this article analyses the key infrastructure differences between the latest application delivery platform from Citrix (XenApp 4.5 - was renamed recently from Presentation Server 4.5) and Microsoft Terminal Services 2008.  Later this year this article will be updated to include the new features of Citrix XenApp 5.0.  I have published this article before, but forgot we were now using the ‘XenApp’ name… whoops.  A quick google search will return all the history you need to know about the renaming history of this product, or you can check out Brian Madden’s site which provide you with an absolute bible of information, news and sometimes controversial opinions on everything you need to know about the application delivery and virtual infrastructure market place.