If you have all VMware ESX hosts environment and uses VMware View, it would be obvious you're give ThinApp a chance because it's doing pretty good in terms of single execution and you have the apps running without conflicts and its so light and easy to deploy. Well, really depends what you have in your environment as far as virtualization infrastructures. If I am to use VMware ThinApp, what is a good software management product, that I can use in conjunction with ThinApp, to deploy and manage all the virtualized apps?(i.e. I suppose then Symantec SVS will only stream apps over network. Very cool concept! Does anyone have any experience with using DVS4VDI? So instead of having a FSLRDR directory on every image we share this with all the images.' This essentially means that virtualized apps are streamed via SAN protocol and not over the network. I got on a WebEx demo with Virtual Storm and they basically told me that with their product, I would be able to reduce the base virtual desktop image to 1.2GB in size, because quote 'With the DVS4VDI add-on Symantec Workspace Virtualization will be reading the applications form a centralized disk.

I would like to deploy virtualized app through streaming, but I am particularly concern with network bandwidth saturation, specifically when multiple users are accessing the same share. Symantec Endpoint Virtualization Suite (formerly SVS) Is anyone using a complete App Virtualization Solution other than ThinApp? I have heard of the following:

Vmware thinapp alternatives