This means that there is a need to upgrade existing hardware such as PCs and servers to cope with this demand.
Networks tend to become slower as users and applications transmit and receive more and more data.
The result is a slow system that requires regular upgrades to keep it from falling over, and it is expensive. So instead of advancing in technology many companies spend their time and money just maintaining the system they already have. Can business reduce this excessive cost, improve their work environment and extend their network by allowing remote fast access. The answer is YES, with Thin Client Technology. For example, it is possible to run a Windows 2000 desktop environment on a 386 PC with only 4MB of RAM, you can run all Windows tasks and applications quickly and efficiently.