In the first phase of the rollout, according to information released by Citrix, Indiana University will deliver 'virtual applications to a brand new Advanced Manufacturing Center of Excellence facility in Columbus, IN, where joint ventures are underway with other local universities in support of certification and degree programs and workforce training. 'This project is part of a major initiative to rethink the way we are delivering IT services to all of our users, and to be able to reduce desktop support needs and deploy those resources to more strategic initiatives.'

The multi-phase initiative will eventually support more than 100,000 users. Virtualization allows us to more effectively use IT to support the university's educational mission by allowing our users to get access to resources wherever they are and from whatever device they choose.' Staff can be utilized for higher-level activities in IT, and in teaching, learning and research. 'Citrix XenDesktop is helping us transform the way we deliver and support personal computing devices and applications,' Workman said in a statement released Tuesday, 'The IU IT staff is spending an large percentage of support hours just maintaining, patching and upgrading hardware and software at these multiple locations.

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