Login | Register ITWorld tips news blogs white papers webcasts solution centers newsletters RSS it jobs BI | Cloud computing | Data recovery | Disaster recovery | Endpoint security | Google | iPad | Open source | SaaS | SharePoint | SOA | Social networking Virtualization | more topics » BPM Business Business intelligence Career Channel CRM Development Endpoint security Government Green IT Hardware Internet IT management/strategy Legal Mobile & wireless Network access control Networking Offbeat Open Source Operating systems Personal tech SaaS Science Security Server and data center Small business SOA Software Storage Tech & society Unified communications Virtualization Windows home » virtualization » tip Desktop virtualization first steps There are a number of ways to lessen your learning curve when getting started with desktop virtualization by David Strom Be the first to comment | 1 I like it! Tags: desktop virtualization August 3, 2010, 12:58 PM —  ITworld —  Desktop virtualization, the ability to run one operating system “inside” another, has a lot of attractive benefits. It is great for testing out new applications before you want to commit them to an enterprise-wide rollout. You can run multiple operating systems from a single PC to avoid having to purchase new equipment, or multiple browser versions on the same computer, without them interfering with each other