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Command and Control to Protect and Serve: Wyse Technology Server-Centric Computing Solutions

Overview Thin client, server-based computing solutions give IT managers and government CIOs a foundation for integrated and classified access without compromising security or delaying updates and maintenance. Wyse Winterm thin clients combined with Wyse device management software offer agencies and the contractors who support them a high-performance, robust technology solution. With applications and data centralized on secure servers, IT managers have more control over configurations and can respond quickly to virus updates, software updates, and new IT mandates. This white paper is for IT managers and CIOs in government agencies who are interested in robust technology solutions to improve manageability, security, and access to mission-critical applications and data.

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Publisher	Wyse Technology	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	June 2004	Downloads	97
Format	White Papers
Topics	Application Servers, Thin Clients, ROI - TCO

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