Pano Logic offers a number of whitepapers that help you understand the benefits that VDI and the Pano System can bring to your organization. 

Please click on the links below to register and download each whitepaper:

• Introduction to Pano System for Cloud/Terminal Services -
  covers the architecture of Pano cloud desktops, candidate users and workloads, personalization and security, terminal services connections to legacy Windows applications, and how it compares to Chrome OS devices.
 

• Virtual Desktops and the Pano System for VDI Technical Architecture -
  a detailed look at the technical infrastructure and components needed for virtual desktops as illustrated by the Pano System for VDI along with scoping and sizing guidelines for VDI deployments.
 

• Zero Clients vs. Thin Clients - Comparing VDI Endpoint Choices -
  an examination of the strengths, weaknesses and relative costs of the two dominant VDI endpoint architectures along with simple tests to help you detect a true zero client.
 

• 5 Common Myths of Virtual Desktop Infrastructure -
  a quick look at some common misbeliefs about the costs and complexity of deploying VDI and simple steps you can take to avoid these myths.
 

• Green Your IT with VDI -
  an overview of how you can assess the environmental impact of your desktop computing infrastructure across its entire life-cycle and how moving to VDI on true zero clients can significantly reduce that impact.

Pano Logic publishes a series of Redbooks providing detailed technical information on planning, sizing and managing Pano deployments.  Redbooks are intended for technical staff who are familiar with operating both their virtualization platform and the Pano System for VDI.  

Please click on the links below to register and download each Redbook:

• Deployment Architecture Overview Redbook -
  covers Pano System for VDI deployment planning including network, site, and workload assessments, scalability and redundancy options, and server and storage sizing.  Details sample architectures 25-, 500-, or 1,000 seat deployments, including server/storage hardware and Pano and platform configurations.  
 

• Remote Deployments Redbook -
  covers planning for remote branch office, distributed campus, and mobile worker Pano System for VDI deployments, assessing what centralized, network, and remote on-premise infrastructure will be needed. Provides sample architectures for four typical remote deployment scenarios along with network troubleshooting tips.
 

• Deploying Pano System for VDI on Citrix XenDesktop Redbook -
  provides detailed guidance for deploying Panos on XenDesktop 4 or 5 including sample architectures for 25-, 500-, or 1,000 seat deployments, each with server and storage hardware sizing, Pano System configuration, and XenDesktop requirements and options.
 

• Deploying Pano System for VDI on VMware View Redbook -
  provides detailed guidance for deploying Panos on VMware's View including sample architectures for 25-, 500-, or 1,000 seat deployments, each with server and storage hardware sizing, Pano System configuration, and VMware system requirements.

Pano Logic has sponsored a series of articles by industry expert Greg Shields that answer a number of critical questions on selecting and deploying virtual desktops. 

Please click on any of the links below to register and download these articles:

• Article 1: Where Do I Start with Virtual Desktops?
 

• Article 2: What Technologies are Critical for Virtual Desktops?
 

• Article 3: What are Others Doing with Virtual Desktops?