IDC Frontier, a subsidiary of Yahoo! JAPAN, provides managed and self-service cloud computing, and DataCenter solutions offerings to more than 1,000 business customers across Japan. Using Citrix cloud computing solutions, CloudPlatform and CloudPortal, IDC Frontier launched Japan's first public cloud service, and is building a full array of affordable cloud services, such as Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS).

Suncorp Group is one of the largest general insurance groups in Australia and New Zealand, and a leading regional bank. The 'Smart Environments' project at Suncorp uses cloud computing and desktop virtualization to transform the traditional office environment to an open campus-style setting providing freedom to work wherever, whenever with whomever, improving productivity and collaboration.

KT Corporation (formerly Korea Telecom), an information and communications technology services provider, is leveraging the power of cloud computing to transcend the limitations of physical infrastructure. KT is using Citrix cloud computing solutions to provide virtual desktops to its employees and Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) solutions to customers across Korea.

The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), a leading global financial institution with headquarters in the United Kingdom, has invested in a global technology transformation program to create an innovative, flexible work environment powered by Citrix virtual computing. The transformation is leveraging collaboration and self-service IT to virtualize more than 65,000 desktops and 2,000 applications globally.

Seattle Children's Hospital is one of the top pediatric care and research hospitals in the United States. Using Citrix virtualization solutions, the hospital increased the speed of medical information delivery and ease of use, enabling clinicians to work from any device, in any location for enhanced patient interaction and improved collaboration.

Ranked among the world's top semiconductor equipment manufacturers, KLA-Tencor is revolutionizing the way their employees work. To support its growing, global customer base, the company is encouraging employees to select the computing device that best suits their work style, providing anywhere, anytime access to a wide range of critical applications.

This global specialty chemicals company delivers on-demand desktops to support global competitiveness and profitability.

One of the largest non-profit health care organizations in the Netherlands uses desktop virtualization to enable work-shifting while cutting costs.

Desktop virtualization enabled Derby Public Schools in Derby, Kansas to cut desktop refresh costs by 50 percent while delivering anywhere, anytime access to learning tools.

The IT services provider for South Korean-based manufacturer LG Corporation uses cloud computing services to deliver desktops to more than 10,000 staff, resulting in greater flexibility and improved service reliability.

This IT service provider created a "Training in a Cloud" platform to deliver a complete virtual infrastructure for self-service training to students anywhere, using any device.

The US-based teaching hospital leverages virtualization to enable service expansion even as state funding is slashed.

A virtualized supply chain helps this Netherlands-based retailer extend their global brand and ensure faster responses to changing consumer needs and tastes.

India's sugar confectionery market leader uses Citrix virtualization solutions to streamline its IT operations, reducing costs by up to 60 percent and significantly reducing carbon emissions.

Desktop virtualization enables Italy's largest telecommunications provider to enhance customer service while saving millions on desktop hardware, maintenance, field support, and power consumption.

Europe's largest shared IT operations platform provider leverages desktop and server virtualization to reduce costs, speed time-to-market and provide more stable, higher quality service to customers.

The largest brewery and beverage distributor in South America uses virtualization to revolutionize their IT model, slashing costs and promoting global expansion.

Virtual IT enables the number one airline founded in the Americas to enjoy rapid expansion in tough economic times.

This leading U.S. healthcare company relies on virtual computing as a simple prescription for cost-efficient, scalable growth.

Virtual computing allows one of the largest counties in the United States to add new services, creating new revenue streams.

Virtual computing improves the quality of education and enhances teacher productivity at this collection of Catholic schools and universities in southern Brazil.

This $13 billion multi-national manufacturer relies on virtualization to speed acquisition integration and drive a mobile workforce.

This oil and gas utility serving more than six million customers in Japan implemented virtualization to improve security and productivity, fueling new market opportunities.