Propalms Terminal Server Edition 6.5 ...

... the simple solution for Microsoft Windows Terminal Services and Virtual Desktops.

Today’s Business Challenge

Today’s business environments provide many complex challenges for IT departments, not least in the delivery and security of applications and data. These rapidly changing areas, coupled with shrinking IT budgets challenge companies to find technologies that can help them continue to meet the demands of the business while stepping forward to implement new initiatives which can drive the business forward and increase productivity. Propalms TSE 6.5 - Completing the Terminal Services Experience

Microsoft Windows Terminal Services (also known as Server Based Computing or Thin Client architecture) is the most cost effective method of application delivery for small-medium sized businesses up to Enterprise Level organizations. Propalms TSE is designed to make the most of your Windows® Terminal Services deployment by leveraging the most recent enhancements to the Microsoft® Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP). Propalms TSE adds indispensable management capabilities and scales to accommodate growing numbers of users, applications and servers, securely, reliably, and cost-effectively.

What is Server Based Computing?

Server Based Computing (SBC) is an architecture in which applications are installed and configured centrally on servers. The applications run 100% on the central servers with only mouse clicks, keystrokes and screen updates travelling across the network between the servers and client devices. From a users perspective, the applications appear as though they are running locally where as they are actually being executed on the servers. Due to this fact, client devices are independent from the applications and can include desktop PCs and thin client devices (Windows and Linux based), Macintosh computers, and handheld devices.

Server Based Computing provides many business benefits including:

• Simplified Management – all application management is performed centrally.
• Ease of Deployment – applications can be instantly delivered to end user’s devices without visiting them.
• Security – all data is kept centrally on the datacenter with no data left on laptops or PCs.
• Availability – applications can be load balanced to ensure they are always available to users.
• Support – support costs can be reduced as all users and applications can be managed centrally.
• Remote Working – easily provide access to applications from remote locations with local network type performance.
• Lower TCO – Total Cost of Ownership can be reduced dramatically and productivity can be increased.