The Oak Hills Local School District in Ohio is the country's third-largest district, serving roughly 8,100 students in grades k-12. Offering a wide array of specialized education services, this district has the goal of delivering "anytime, anywhere" learning-systems accessibility to each student. But with so many students, and a dwindling budget, buying new laptops/hardware for each student simply wasn't an option.

Check out this case study to follow the Oak Hills District's journey to a desktop virtualization solution that allows them to meet both IT goals and budget requirements. In this paper you'll learn about the high-performance, highly scalable technology implemented to help meet these requirements, and learn how the district was able to realize the following benefits:

• Give students and teachers 24x7 access to learning systems
• Virtualize 1,200 desktops in 2 months
• Update desktops 98% faster
• Achieve 13-month payback, 3-year savings of $1.27M
• Slash desktop TCO by 67%