() Today HP announced two new next-generation thin clients that aim to deliver PC-like performance and the security, the t530 Thin Client and the mt21 Mobile Thin Client. Coming with all new designs, the Thin Clients are ideal for several use cases in a range of markets.
The HP t530 Thin Client is available today with a starting price of $389. The HP mt21 Mobile Thin Client is expected to be available in September with an estimated starting price of $449.
One of the innovations recently announced by VMware is the optimised solution for Skype for Business.
R&D department at Praim decided to test this new solution.
From an architectural point of view, the optimised VMware solution is not far from what other virtualization vendors have already proposed, it is about the client’s ability to create a point-to-point pointing connection without having to pass through the server.
Palo Alto, CA. July 10, 2017 – The HP t310 is HP’s next generation zero client with a new modern design, that provides the high-performance customers want, and the security they need. It now includes a built-in VESA mounting pattern1 creating a more efficient workspace for end users.
The HP t310 Zero Client makes deployment simple right out of the box for VMWare®2 and Amazon Workspaces3, plus Teradici Management tools4make updates and device monitoring easy.
“With no data stored on the HP t310 Zero Client, it reduces the risk of your data getting into the wrong hands,” said Jeff Groudan, vice president and global head product management and engineering, Thin Clients, HP Inc. “Users and IT professionals appreciate HP zero clients because they boot up very-fast, require minimal to no management or configuration and tend to be more efficient to maintain than traditional thin clients”
The new HP t310 Zero Client comes with an array of new features:
Impressive new sleek ID with built-in VESA mounting pattern1
Upgraded graphics option with one DisplayPort™ and one DVI port
Six USB ports
Upgraded firmware from 4.8 to 5.5
“We are delighted to add the new HP t310 to the PCoIP Teradici product family” says Brian Lowe, Global Vice President of OEM Partners at Teradici. “All the new features will have broad vertical market appeal from a trusted global vendor like HP Inc.”
Pricing and Availability
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The HP t310 is scheduled to be available in July starting at $309.00 (USD).
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Teradici Management Console is sold separately, subscription required
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Workspot’s latest virtual desktop infrastructure release is available through Microsoft Azure to offer heretical organizations a more flexible environment.
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Bauli, one of the most famous panettone producers in Italy, was founded in 1922; each year the company sells over 15 millions of its traditional Christmas panettones and pandoros, as well as its Easter colombas.
As the company has enlarged into four manufacturing sites and 27 distribution centres, the complexity and IT difficulties have risen. To solve the problems Bauli implemented Citrix solutions to virtualise all of its applications and deployed Praim thin clients and ThinMan console across its locations.
Praim, a global leader in providing a complete system to manage powerful software and hardware workstations has announced the launch of Agile – Your Smart Cloud Access, the latest addition to the Praim solution portfolio which offers users with a new interaction modality to create a totally safe zero client experience on Windows PCs and thin clients.
Is the Raspberry Pi ready to take over the low-end thin client market? This week, NComputing unveiled the RX-HDX, its second Raspberry Pi based thin client. In addition, ViewSonic announced a software upgrade for the Pi-based SC-T25 thin client that it announced last year.
On Windows 7 and later releases of the Operating System, it is possible to use PowerShell Remoting.
This service provides the user with PowerShell terminals and allows him to execute PS scripts on remote computers. Once the connection to the remote computer is established, all PS feature are available, like to mount network shares or installing software from the command line.
From now on, the machine which will issue the PowerShell commands will be called ‘Client’, while the one which will execute the commands will be called ‘Server’.
Today at Citrix Synergy, HP announced a software bundle to repurpose aging PCs for use as thin clients. Software bundle repurposes aging PCs for use as thin clients
Orlando, FL. at Citrix Synergy, May 23, 2017 – A new HP software bundle is making it easier to accelerate a businesses’ transition from traditional local computing strategies to a new VDI or other cloud-centric solutions. The HP Thin Client Conversion Suite repurposes an aging PC into a thin client solution that supports a wide variety of backend systems while maintaining the existing OS, reducing risk, and lowering costs for training and hardware. The HP Thin Client portfolio is showcased in Booth #305.
“Our HP Thin Client Conversion Suite allows customers to move to the cloud even if they do not necessarily have the IT budget to purchase new thin client devices,” said Jeff Groudan, vice president and global head product management and engineering, Thin Clients, HP Inc. “Our simple software bundle allows customers to optimize PCs with all the benefits of a thin client, ensuring superb end-user experience and effortless device management.”
For IT administrators, the HP Thin Client Conversion Suite provides the peace-of-mind that comes with the ability to confidently secure and control devices. It allows administrators to customize the end-user experience, uses all existing management tools and has an identical management experience across all repurposed PCs and thin clients. The suite provides easy device management and can deploy configurations quickly to a large number of devices, at multiple locations, at the same time. The software used to convert the PCs limits local changes and prevents unauthorized software installations, decreasing malware exposure and overall cost of management.
For users, HP Thin Client Conversion Suite keeps them productive with an incredible suite of software solutions, network performance optimization, customizable interfaces and a familiar Windows® operating system experience. The suite delivers better connectivity and performance for remote workers or for those on poor networks.
HP Thin Client Conversion Suite includes:
HP Write Manager – an all-new design makes configuration changes and custom profile setups simple with minimal end-user interruptions that can increase performance and reliability both for repurposed PCs and all HP Thin Clients.
HP Device Manager – allows you to configure, manage, maintain and update your install base and security certificate assignments all from one interface.
HP Easy Shell – quick, simple and customizable and provides a clean streamlined experience for HP Thin Client Windows Embedded environments.
HP USB Port Manager – features the ability to block all USB devices, allow only certain USB devices, and set access to USB mass storage devices as read-only.
HP Velocity – optimizes the user experience and is especially suited to challenging network environments and improving the user experience for virtualized applications.
Pricing and Availability
The HP Thin Client Conversion Suite is scheduled to be available in June for $149.00 (USD).
About HP Thin Clients
Over the past four decades, HP has led the transition from the dumb terminals of the 1970s to today’s powerful thin clients. Today, HP Thin Clients are used to power everything from doctors’ offices and schools, to trading rooms and large online retailers. According to the IDC Worldwide Enterprise Client Device Tracker, HP was the global share leader in Thin Clients in 2016 with 26.5% percent annual market share. With a long history in the thin client industry, HP is trusted by well-known technology partners to provide customers with the best possible solution.
About HP
HP Inc. creates technology that makes life better for everyone, everywhere. Through our portfolio of printers, PCs, mobile devices, solutions, and services, we engineer experiences that amaze. More information about HP Inc. is available at http://www.hp.com.
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HP Thin Client Conversion Suite can be installed on any HP platform.
HP Thin Client Conversion Suite is supported on Windows 7 (32-bit and 64-bit) and Windows 10 (64-bit).
Companies worldwide have used millions of distributed PCs as workplaces for their employees, often unmanaged and out of control by the IT department. As we know, especially in recent years of crisis, the IT budget is limited and companies are realising that without the renewal of digital processes their competitiveness is at risk.
What are the solutions? It is increasingly evident that, used in this context, the PC is no longer a suitable device, at least not as it has been used until today. We could equip employees with alternative devices such as thin clients, designed to ensure IT managers control and simple and secure access to cloud infrastructure, but companies still have many distributed PCs, more or less recent, which could still be used for a few years (by improving certain limits they have), allowing a reduction of the initial investment and a gradual replacement with new devices.
How and why thin clients still have a place in modern IT infrastructure? Paul Stringfellow from Techstringy interviewed Praim UK Territory Manager, Tony Main in the newest episode of Tech Interviews.The interview talks about the history of thin clients and how from rather dumb low power endpoints they became modern high powered and flexible devices.The podcast is very timely due to “WannaCry” (WanaCrypt0r 2.0) ransomware outbreak as Tony explains why thin client devices can be essential parts in a data security plan.
Der Endpoint-Management-Spezialist setzt für seine europäischen Marketing-Aktivitäten auf die über 16-jährige Erfahrung von Iris Hatzenbichler, die zuvor bereits für namhafte Software-Unternehmen erfolgreich war.
Bremen, 16. Mai 2017 – Iris Hatzenbichler ist neue Marketingdirektorin EMEA bei IGEL Technology. Ab sofort verantwortet sie in dieser Position die gesamten Marketing-Aktivitäten des Unternehmens für Europa. Auf Basis ihrer jahrelangen Erfahrung in der Kommunikation für Software-Unternehmen wird Hatzenbichler bei IGEL die Schärfung der Markenbotschaft ins Zentrum ihrer Tätigkeit rücken. Zuvor war sie für den Software-defined Storage-Anbieter Falconstor sowie für DataCore Software in leitenden Markting-Funktionen tätig.
Iris Hatzenbichler ist seit über 16 Jahren in der IT tätig. Zuletzt leitete sie die EMEA Marketing-Aktivitäten von FalconStor Software. Dort konnte sie für das Unternehmen in nur einem Jahr 10 Awards erringen und legte durch die Thought Leadership Positionierung im Bereich Software-defined Storage wichtige Grundsteine für eine Neuorientierung. Davor war Hatzenbichler 14 Jahre bei DataCore Software tätig. Neben ihrer Zuständigkeit für den gesamten Marketingbereich baute die Marketing-Expertin sehr erfolgreich das europäische Operations-Team auf und hatte wesentlichen Anteil an der Entwicklung des Unternehmens vom Startup zu einem der führenden Anbieter von Software-defined Storage-Lösungen mit zweistelligen jährlichen Wachstumsraten in Europa.
„Nach mehr als 16 Jahren in der Speicherwelt habe ich viele Veränderung miterlebt und mitgestaltet. Der Wandel vom einfachen Speichermanagement zur Virtualisierung bis hin zu einem Software-defined Storage Ansatz war eine Herausforderung. Aber immer war es eine Vision, die meine Begeisterung aufs Neue entfach hat. Mit dem Wechsel zu IGEL bleibe ich meinem Software-Mantra treu. Ob Cloud, IoT, Connectivity oder Mobility – im besten Fall sollte Software immer ‘revolutionär einfach’ sein. Ich freue mich auf die neue Aufgabe, mit einem großartigen Team und der breitgefächerten Partnerlandschaft IGEL`s Vision umzusetzen“, kommentiert Iris Hatzenbichler.
„Wir sind hoch erfreut, mit Iris Hatzenbichler eine so erfahrene Marketingleiterin in unserem Team begrüßen zu dürfen“, ergänzt Heiko Gloge, Gründer und CEO von IGEL. „Ihre Kompetenz, die hervorragenden Erfolge in der Führung internationaler Teams sowie ihre umfassenden Branchenkenntnisse sind eine echte Bereicherung für IGEL. Mit ihrem Know-how werden wir IGELs Vision eines einfachen, kosteneffizienten und vor allem sicheren Endpoint-Managements noch breiter und effizienter kommunizieren.“
In ihrer neuen Funktion wird Iris Hatzenbichler auch auf der Citrix Synergy vom 22.-25. Mai in Orlando zu Gast sein, auf der IGEL sein gesamtes Lösungsportfolio präsentieren wird.
The endpoint management specialist uses for its European marketing activities on over 16 years of experience of Iris Hatzenbichler that was previously already successfully for well-known software companies.
Bremen, May 16, 2017 – Iris Hatzenbichler’s new marketing director EMEA at IGEL Technology. As of now, she is responsible in this position, the overall marketing activities of the company in Europe. Based on their years of experience in communications for software companies Hatzenbichler is the sharpening of the brand message the heart of their work at IGEL. She previously worked for the software-defined storage vendor FalconStor and DataCore Software in conducting Marketing functions.
Iris Hatzenbichler operates in IT for over 16 years. Most recently, she led the EMEA marketing activities of FalconStor Software. There she was able to win 10 awards for the company in just one year and placed by the thought leadership position in software-defined storage important foundation stones for a new orientation. Before that Hatzenbichler spent 14 years at DataCore Software. In addition to its responsibility for the entire marketing area, the marketing expert built very successful European operations team and played a major role in the development of the company from startup to a leading provider of software-defined storage solutions double-digit annual growth rates in Europe.
“After more than 16 years in the storage world, I have witnessed many changes and shaped. The transformation from simple storage management for virtualization to a software-defined storage approach was a challenge. But it was always a vision that my enthusiasm anew entfach. With the switch to IGEL I stay true to my software mantra. Whether cloud IoT, connectivity and mobility – at best should always be software ‘revolutionary easy’. I look forward to the new task to implement with a great team and broad partner landscape IGEL`s vision, “said Iris Hatzenbichler.
“We are delighted to welcome you with Iris Hatzenbichler such an experienced Marketing Manager to our team,” adds Heiko Gloge, founder and CEO of IGEL. “Their expertise, the outstanding successes in managing international teams and their extensive knowledge of the industry are a real asset to IGEL. With its know-how we will communicate wider and more efficient IGEL vision of a simple, cost-efficient and above all secure endpoint management. ”
In her new role Iris Hatzenbichler is also on the Citrix Synergy of 22-25th May be in Orlando as a guest, will present at IGEL its complete solution portfolio.
Why should remote management of thin clients be complex? The benefits of thin client have centred on simplicity and ease of deployment, these have long been touted as the salient points that make the technology so compelling, so where is the issue? This message has been the rallying cry for the thin clients since their initial release in the 1990’s, however, the reality is that these two strengths are today only part of the whole picture. Contemporary devices are now feature rich, complex devices that are geared to work in enterprise environments, and with the growth of hosted services are having to adapt to these requirements as well. Desktop as a Service (DaaS) now also provides more opportunity to use a “dumb” device, so using a thin client which can be remotely managed becomes a valuable add-on in these instances.
– What are the main advantages of thin client strategy?
Like already said, to save money. Also, thin clients are easier to manage, easier to maintain and, not to forget, they have a lower power consumption. But I also say that a pure thin client strategy is not sufficient, you probably still have some employees who want to have the possibility to work offline. In my point of view, a Bring Your Own Device strategy (BYOD) is a good addition to a full thin client strategy.
Bolton NHS Foundation Trust has adopted Citrix technology to reduce costs and improve patient care by delivering critical diagnoses more quickly – as well as allow clinicians and support staff to access data and applications from anywhere.
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Fujitsu this week launched a new ultra-portable thin-client, FUTRO MU937. Fujitsu claims that it is the world’s lightest 13.3″ mobile thin client and it weighs just 799g and comes with a thickness of 15mm. Generally, lightweight laptops will be less durable. Despite its extremely light body, Fujitsu this device has cleared several strict tests, including …
IGEL, a world leader in endpoint management software for the secure enterprise, today announced that its Universal Desktop Converter™ , IGEL Universal Desktop™ UD3 thin clients and Universal Management Suite™ were selected by UNC Health Care to as part of the roll-out for the nationally-ranked health
Additionally, the ease of integration between the IGEL UDC and IGEL UMS with Citrix XenDesktop and other solutions offered by Citrix Ecosystem partners, including Imprivata, has enabled secure access to the health care network’s Epic Systems’ Electronic Medical Records (EMR) system.
A thin client is basically a computer that doesn’t need a lot of memory, storage, or processing power because it’s designed to let you access software that’s actually running on a server, often due to virtualization technology.So we typically see thin clients in business and enterprise environments. But Dell’s newest model actually looks like a pretty nice little PC in its own right… if you don’t need a lot of RAM or storage.The Dell Wyse 3040 Thin Client is a $329 system with an Intel Atom x5 Cherry Trail processor, support for dual displays, wired and wireless network support, and Dell’s ThinOS or ThinLinux operating system options.The only real catch? The Wyse 3040 has just 2GB of RAM and 8GB of storage. So if you were going to repurpose it as a full-fledged PC, you might want to either add storage, or find applications that don’t need much additional storage space (like using the system as a media streamer).Or if you actually are looking to use the system as a thin client, Dell says its Wyse ThinLinux operating system is based on SUSE Linux, but it features additional security hardening. And the system uses less than 5 watts of power.The Wyse 3040 includes Gigabit Ethernet, a USB 3.1 port, 3 USB 2,0 ports, a headset jack, and dual DisplayPort jacks with support for up to two 2560 x 1600 monitors with 60 Hz refresh rates.An 802.11ac WiFi card is also available as an option.The system measures 3.8 x 3.8 x 1.1 and weighs just over half a pound.press release
Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) improves workflow operations by eliminating long login processes and giving clinicians more time interacting with patients.
