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whitepaper Dell - Simplified IT Support for Customized Mobility2009-09-30 Dell
  Notebook computer and mobility solutions are increasingly more important to business of all sizes. In this TechRepublic Resource Guide on Notebook Mobility, explore the most promising tips and best practices to overcome the most common challenges for mobile notebook computers organizations of all types and sizes. You will also gain a better understanding of why mobile broadband is now such an excellent way to provide remote access to the rising number of mobile notebook computer users. Plus, learn all about netbook computers and whether the latest evolution of mobile computing is really a potential alternative to more expensive notebooks or really only wishful thinking. Download this TechRepublic Resource Guide right now to learn about all of this and much more.

Tags: Client System Hardware, Mobile and Wireless, Handhelds, Mobile and Wireless		   
whitepaper Buyer's Guide: Future Proof Investment with Thin Clients2009-09-01 IGEL Technology Inc
  There can be no question that thin client computing is gaining ground. However, the amount of money that can actually be saved with a thin client solution depends upon two key factors: the management software and a well-matched combination of hardware and software.

Tags: Client System Hardware, Client System Hardware		   
whitepaper Macs in the Enterprise: Are you ready?2009-07-01 KACE
  Increasingly, employees are demanding the flexibility to use Macs in the enterprise and many organizations are responding by supporting Macs for the first time. In fact a recent ITIC survey showed that 68% of respondents will allow their end users to deploy Macs as their corporate enterprise desktops in the next 12 months. This paper covers best practices and important considerations for supporting Mac as an enterprise platform alongside Windows.

Tags: Client System Hardware		   
whitepaper Understanding the Total Cost of Ownership for Endpoint Security Solutions2009-06-15 Sophos
  Organizations considering moving to an endpoint security solution often assume that the costs of switching from their current anti-virus vendor will be greater than upgrading with that vendor. To shed some light on this issue, Sophos, a leading endpoint security vendor, commissioned an independent research study to uncover and quantify all the cost areas involved in migrating (upgrading or replacing) to an endpoint security product and managing the solution to gain a total cost of ownership (TCO) comparison between the leaders in the field.

Tags: Client System Hardware, Security Administration, IT Budgeting, IT Budgeting		   
whitepaper Reducing Server Total Cost of Ownership with VMware Virtualization Software2009-05-01 VMware
  VMware virtualization enables customers to reduce their server TCO and quickly delivers signification ROI. This paper describes commonly used TCO models and looks at several case studies that apply TCO models to virtualization projects. Learn more.

Tags: Client System Hardware, IT Budgeting, IT Budgeting, Server Hardware		   
whitepaper Choosing the Right Thin Clients for Your System I (iSeries)2009-01-01 BOSaNOVA
  In the beginning, thin-client terminals booted from a server, had very slow CPUs with small amounts of memory, and relied on application servers to provide needed features. It is no surprise that these early thin clients didn't take off because delivery was poor (high bandwidth requirements, low color support, no sound, etc.) and the application servers themselves didn't support applications very well. Over the last few years, the story has changed. Thin clients have been enhanced to support faster CPUs, faster video, and increased and faster memory. Today, popular software applications typically work well in a terminal server environment, application server software has improved significantly, and server hardware prices have plummeted. All of these factors have contributed to the surge in demand for thin clients.

Tags: Software Development Tools, Client System Hardware		   
whitepaper Thin Client Performance2009-01-01 BOSaNOVA
  Ever since Thin Clients were conceived the message has always been that unlike PC's the CPU on the Thin Client is unimportant. The concept this comes from is that the Server is doing most of the work and therefore the horsepower needs to be there. The Thin Client in this case is merely animating the screen content and sending the keyboard and mouse data to the Server. What they have seen however is that there are many instances where the performance of the Thin Client does make a big difference to the end user experience even when using Terminal Server or Citrix. BOSaNOVA is one of the very few companies who terminate the 5250 session before powering down the Thin Client.

Tags: Client System Hardware, Client System Hardware		   
whitepaper An Analysis of Benefits of Thin Clients2009-01-01 East Carolina University
  The purpose of this paper is to analyze the benefits of thin clients compared to PCs. In today's environment, a good economy and going green is vital for an organization's survival. Thin clients have these benefits and many more. The benefits discussed in this paper will be the total cost of ownership of thin clients compared to PCs, the power consumptions between PCs and thin clients, the sales of thin clients over several years, and the return on investment of thin clients compared to PCs. This paper will show the statistical benefits of thin clients compared to the traditional PCs.

Tags: Client System Hardware		   
whitepaper Thin Client Computing Without "The Bill"2009-01-01 BOSaNOVA
  Many years corporate America has been looking for ways to reduce the cost of ownership associated with Microsoft Windows-based computing. For the last three years in particular, the popularity of Windows-based Thin Clients coupled with deployment of Terminal Server and Citrix has been growing at a rapid rate. In the last twelve months a new trend has been developing; enterprises are now trying to reduce costs further by moving to "intelligent" Thin Clients.

Tags: Client System Hardware		   
whitepaper Windows 2008 Server as a Workstation2008-12-05 Global Knowledge
  Would Server 2008 x64 support most Dell laptop hardware? Could the machine be a viable workstation? Could the machine act as a reasonable facsimile of a Vista box for teaching and demo purposes? Would the system run various day-to-day applications with acceptable speed and reliability? These are just some of the questions this Windows white paper will answer.

Tags: Client System Hardware, Client System Hardware, Intrusion - Tampering, Client System Hardware