Benefits of all-in-one Solutions

• Rapid, centralised deployment of applications.
• Low bandwidth access to data.
• Terminal Server helps users become more productive.
• Ensures users are running the latest version of the application.
• Reduces the amount of network bandwidth required to access data remotely.

Case Study

Terminal Services Advantage

From the operations side of running a business, there are really only two things that are important: time and money. The great thing about Terminal Services is that it can save you both.

From a time-saving perspective, Terminal Services lets administrators install, configure, manage and maintain applications centrally on a few servers. This is usually much faster and easier to do than deploying applications on hundreds or thousands of desktop machines at different sites across an enterprise, and by making the job of the administrator easier, companies also save money on I.T. support costs for their information systems infrastructure. Furthermore, centrally- deployed applications are usually easier to maintain (for example, patching and upgrading) and simpler to trouble shoot when things go wrong. As a result, downtime is reduced, users are more productive, and business booms along.

Another cost-saving perspective is that since in a terminal server environment all application logic runs on the server, the processing and storage requirements for client machines are minimal. This means you can save money by keeping in service older desktop computers running legacy versions of Windows, and focus your limited I.T. budget on a few high powered systems to run as your terminal servers. Or you can dispose of your old desktop PCs and buy thin clients like Windows-Based Terminals (WBTs) instead, such as those from Neoware, Wyse and other vendors. The options are almost limitless since terminal servers let you run almost any DOS, Win32, or Web-based application from almost any client platform.