Dell Enterprise Network Thin Clients

Dell Enterprise Network Thin Clients

Cloud computing has transformed the ways in which we work and especially our desktop. Gone are the days of needing all your computing power right there in front of you. Dell’s range of enterprise network thin clients are a perfect example of how you can simplify and enhance your desktop experience by transitioning to desktop virtualisation on thin client devices.

An initial, obvious benefit of moving to a thin client environment is the amount of desk space you save with them. Whether in an office, school, healthcare or retail environment, reducing the clutter can only be a good thing. Thanks to the compact, simple design, a Dell thin client is also much more energy efficient than a traditional desktop computer during use and also has a smaller carbon footprint during manufacturing.

The Dell thin client is designed to include the essential components and nothing more. This means having inputs for a screen, internet connection and USB for things like keyboards, mouses and memory sticks. Many models also come with the ability to connect to Wi-Fi. They are also easy to setup and deploy for the administrators thanks to their thin client operating system and compatibility with various virtual environment programs, including Citrix and VMware.

With such a strong minimalist approach, you may worry that your user experience may suffer in the process. Thankfully, Dell thin clients feature an integrated graphics engine to ensure that you still get the same vivid visuals you’ve come to expect when using a computer.

On their own, thin clients aren’t all that useful. In order to make the most of your Dell thin client you need to have it networked in with Dell enterprise network servers, clients and terminals which provides the network’s back end infrastructure. Importantly, this infrastructure includes the servers which host all the precious files and information that you will want to access from your thin client. Thin clients are just one part of the network.