Thin Client
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What is Thin Client?
A thin client is a lightweight computer that has been optimized for remoting into a server-based computing environment. It depends heavily on a server to accomplish its computational tasks. Commonly, thin clients are used in organizations where security, centralized management, and cost savings are important, such as in call centers, healthcare, and education.
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Thin Client Competitor Technologies
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Thin Client Complementary Technologies
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
VDI relies on thin clients as the endpoint to access virtualized desktops, making them highly complementary.
Citrix
Citrix provides virtual app and desktop solutions often used with thin clients to deliver applications and desktops to users.
SCCM
SCCM (now Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager) can be used to manage and deploy software updates and configurations to thin clients, especially those running a local OS.
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Infrastructure Engineer
36 Infrastructure Engineer jobs mention Thin Client
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IT Support
102 IT Support jobs mention Thin Client
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Information Technology
216 Information Technology jobs mention Thin Client
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Customer Engineer
42 Customer Engineer jobs mention Thin Client
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Engineer
239 Engineer jobs mention Thin Client
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Which organizations are mentioning Thin Client?
General Dynamics Information Technology
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