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Thin clients are network computers, NetPC's, or Windows-based terminals that rely on servers for application and processing power. Simplified administration, ease of software maintenance, and substantial monetary savings are just a few of the benefits that thin clients provide, at little to no significant performance loss when compared to the desktop. With the enormous expense that providing desktops to individual employees represents, companies are increasingly looking to thin clients to provide relief from administrative and financial headaches. Thin clients have become a permanent fixture on the network landscape, and are poised for even greater growth as companies such as Microsoft jump on the thin client bandwagon by introducing Windows NT Terminal Server and building thin client operating software into Windows 2000.
This is a comprehensive guide to thin client technology: how to deploy, use, maintain, and upgrade thin clients on networks. In a straightforward, jargon-free style, the expert authors teach you how to use thin clients to reduce software maintenance, minimize network administration, and save money.
Mr. Merkow is currently a business systems analyst at the American Express network center in Phoenix. He has worked in various network and software engineering positions at both American Express andAllied-Signal Aerospace. His past positions include senior software engineer, program control engineer, and programming project leader. Healso operated his own software development company for seven years. Mr. Merkow holds the Certified Computing Professional in Management(CCP) designation.
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