Wyse C50LE User Manual Page 3

  • Download
  • Add to my manuals
  • Print
  • Page
    / 20
  • Table of contents
  • BOOKMARKS
  • Rated. / 5. Based on customer reviews
Page view 2
THE FIVE VALUE POINTS OF THIN COMPUTING
A thin computing strategy consists of some or all of these five areas,
which we’ll cover here:
1 Datacenter Strategy
2 Client Devices
3 Provisioning Software
4 Management Software
5 Virtualization Software
DATACENTER STRATEGY
Presentation Virtualization
Presentation Virtualization is a cost-efficient way,
using software such as Citrix XenApp or Microsoft
Remote Desktop Services or Terminal Services,
to deliver access to centrally stored information
from anywhere. A server or server farm processes
applications and information, sending screens to the thin client desktop over a network
connection so that it appears to the worker as though everything were executing locally.
These solutions enable IT to deliver applications such as Microsoft Office, SAP, and Oracle
to the desktop, rather than installing them at each desk. With this approach, applications run
simultaneously on the server, with each workers session isolated from one another. Presentation
Virtualization typically works well for more than 80 percent of a company’s applications. Thin
clients are an ideal endpoint for this solution, as complexity typically found in PCs is shifted
to the datacenter, where it can be more effectively managed, enabling employees to focus
on their work and be more productive.
Client Virtualization
Client Virtualization, or Virtual Desktop Infrastructure or VDI, is a recent development in thin
computing. It’s an adaptation of virtualized server technology. Using enterprise virtualization
products like Citrix XenDesktop, VMware View, and Microsoft Hyper-VDI, a hypervisor runs
on the server hardware and manages multiple virtual machines within the server, with each
virtual machine containing a user’s workload, their operating system and applications. This
workload is accessed using a thin client, and modern protocols, (including Citrix HDX, Microsoft
RDP and RemoteFX (when available), and VMware View with PCoIP) deliver an experience like
a standard PC. Client Virtualization allows an OS, like Microsoft Windows, to execute in its own
dedicated virtual machine on the server. In this way, no two people’s applications can conflict
with one another. What’s more, with desktop environments consolidated within the data center,
organizations can deliver secure, isolated desktops that are always on, and securely accessible
from anytime and any device. Each thin client displays the environment to the user, is centrally
managed and can be placed anywhere on the network. Client Virtualization typically delivers
complete application compatibility.
Winner:
Wyse TCX
Finalist:
Wyse Viance
Page view 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 19 20

Comments to this Manuals

No comments