The schools in Weißenburg, Germany faced challenges with outdated operating systems, computers, and network infrastructure, leading to the need for a pilot solution. NComputing, in collaboration with the schools' IT administrators and teachers, introduced a sustainable solution that would integrate modern learning tools, reduce operating costs, and be easily deployable in other locations.
While moving to VDI on-premise or in the cloud is a trend we've seen for many years, the Ukrainian war and the resulting economic turmoil have shed light on other problems. The need for centralized control, security, and ease of use with a push towards remote work and the adoption of Windows 11 has propelled VDI end-points into an essential part of the (CAPEX) equation.
Mirko Lasarz and I cover the devices and NComputing's approach to virtualization.
Ever wondered why NComputing is building almost all of its thin clients on the ARM architecture?
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