May 7, 2008
12:05 am

The small IT staff of the Kent School District in Kent, Wash., has discovered a way to nearly kid-proof the thousands of notebook PCs it’s phasing in for all grade levels.

The district uses the notebooks simply as a repository for groups of applications that are virtualized using the Microsoft Application Virtualization software (formerly SoftGrid)[....]

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Microsoft, Microsoft Application Virtualization, SoftGrid, Case Study, Virtualization

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