Server based computing is a term used to describe a desktop infrastructure in which users access their desktops and applications from a central server, often using a device like a thin client, which replaces a traditional desktop PC.

Over the last few years server based computing has evolved a great deal and the demands of even the most challenging desktop environments can be met and surpassed. This all adds up to an excellent value proposition: lower costs & environmental impact and improve security, functionality and management. Thin Client, VDI, Streaming & Blades.

Server based computing has diversified to accomodate networks and users of all types. Each desktop delivery method offers its own advantages and disadvantages.

In most cases thin client provides the best best return on investment and is suitable for most users. Power users and users that require extra flexibility can be addressed additionally with either VDI, streaming or Blade PC technology.