Posted Thu, 2011-09-01 21:55 by hoffm11
- Thursday Sept 22nd - 6:00pm to 8:00pm
- Location: Boulevard Grill
165 Southmont Boulevard
Johnstown, PA 15905-4237
(814) 539-5344
- CLICK Here to register
- Dues: Non-Members: $15 Members: Free Register for the meeting!
- Speakers:
Philip G. Svesnik, C.I.O. Company Westmoreland County
Kent Walters, Network Specialist Link Computers
- Presentation Summary:
Before the proliferation of desktop PCs, computing resources were centralized with a mainframe in the data center with only dumb terminals placed out on end user’s desks. With the arrival of low-cost PC hardware and the evolution of both the Windows operating system and a broad ecosystem of supporting application vendors, computing became decentralized and end-user productivity often improved with the wealth of available software. However, dealing with the resulting diversity and managing those distributed PCs has become an ever-increasing challenge and resource drain for IT staff and budgets.
In an effort to control desktop support and IT labor costs, many IT departments are turning once again to a more centralized configuration, while still delivering robust Windows desktop computing to their end users. The right desktop virtualization solution can accomplish both of these goals, provided it is based on true zero clients that completely centralize all management, processing, and troubleshooting into the data center.
Get IT Staff control back – No more Break-Fix desktop visits
- Improve desktop management and support productivity
- Centralize software distribution and upgrades
- Provision new users in minutes
- Fortify endpoint security, eliminate data loss and theft
- Improve backup compliance and facilitate business continuity
- Regain time needed for strategic initiatives
Save money, improve your user experience and help your company gain the competitive advantage!
If you would like to find out how you can get your IT Staff control back and minimize the break-fix desktop visits while saving money and improving your IT operations join us at the September 22, 2011 AITP meeting where you hear from both the users perspective and a vendor.
