Everyone wants to reduce the costs associated with supporting desktop users, and one of the most promising ways to do that is with desktop virtualization. The cost savings of desktop virtualization are usually realized via lower management costs associated with managing a single master installation of Windows that all users share instead of managing a unique installation for each user. While this makes sense for IT, it poses unique challenges for users who are accustomed to having their own unique desktops. In this presentation trascript of "The Importance of User Workspace Virtualization in Desktop Virtualization" webcast, independent industry expert Brian Madden will look at the user workspace challenges faced when virtualizing desktops and how users can continue to get a personalized workspace even when sharing a master virtual desktop image.