Thin Clients & PCs: Is There Room for Both?
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It is time to set the record straight and defuse the myth that in order for an organization to adopt a thin client computing environment it must do away with PCs.
The truth is that there is room for both platforms to coexist in harmony in the same organization. Depending on the company, and depending on the work function, a cooperative thin client/PC approach may make sense from a cost, service, security and productivity standpoint. There are benefits to having both up and running.
Join eWEEK.coms own senior editor will join Bill Weinberg, Open Source architecture specialist, Open Source Development Labs, and Michael Dortch, principal business analyst, Robert France Group, for a live eSeminar where they will discuss what organizations, departments and job functions are right for a thin client computing model and what are not.
During this educational event, they will touch on:
Beefy Options for Thin Clients, Jeffrey Burt
OpenOffice Looking Better All the Time, Sean Gallagher
For Thin Clients, Linux Is In, Jeffrey Burt
Control Costly Data Sprawl with Thin Clients, Michael Krieger
Thin Clients, Blades Widen Reach, Jeffrey Burt
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The truth is that there is room for both platforms to coexist in harmony in the same organization. Depending on the company, and depending on the work function, a cooperative thin client/PC approach may make sense from a cost, service, security and productivity standpoint. There are benefits to having both up and running.
- What are the major benefits and drawback of thin client computing
- What departments and areas are best suited for a thinn client environment
- And, how PCs and thin clients can coexist in the same organization to deliver maximum productivity and ROI
