The 2008 International End-User Virtualization (EUV-08)
Hai Jin, Xiaofei Liao, Wenbin Jiang · 2008
End-User Virtualization technology is important for end-users, which provides a convenient and easy environment. It is a new attractive topic in the computer related research areas in recent years. There are still many unsolved problems that hold up its development, including how to provide record, replay and migration characteristics for Virtual Desktop Environment (VDE), how to design the collaborations of multiple VDEs, and what the novel applications are for VDE. All of these set a great barrier for further research. Moreover, in the pervasive and ubiquitous environment, for embedded and ubiquitous computing technologies, how to play important roles for the virtual desktop environment is not clear. This workshop will support an opportunity for industry and academic professionals to discuss the latest issues and progress in the area of end-user virtualization. The workshop will publish high quality papers which are closely related to the various theories and practical applications in end-user virtualization. Furthermore, we hope that this workshop will provide us with a good chance to share creative ideas regarding end-user virtualization with other researchers and engineers from institutions around the world. EUV’08 will emphasize the theory, method, and design of embedded and ubiquitous computing in desktop level.