Maintenance service download FAQ About us Employment information site map TOP > Case study Shiojiri City Hall Screen transfer type thin client introduction example The city introduced Citrix XenApp in 2004, but the terminal part that connects to the XenApp server was operated on a conventional personal computer. We asked our thin clients to evaluate us in 2009 and talk about how they were hired. Click here for details <PDF> Moriya Shokai Co., Ltd. Screen transfer type thin client introduction example Approximately 700 thin clients have been installed at our 34 domestic bases, and 12 MetaFrame servers centrally manage in-house business applications. The installation cost was half that of the system five years ago, and the TCO related to operation management was reduced by 50%. A city hall Screen transfer type thin client introduction example Introduced "Citrix Presentation Server" and a thin client terminal that supports IC card authentication to strengthen the security of client PCs used within the agency. By migrating to a thin client environment, we have realized many benefits such as information leakage and reduction of operating costs. University B Library Screen transfer type thin client introduction example Introduced a thin client as a book search terminal for university libraries. We have realized a client environment suitable for use by a large number of visitors, such as quietness and durability that does not easily break down even if the power is suddenly turned off. Toko Takadake Co., Ltd. Small-scale power equipment monitoring device Screen transfer type thin client introduction example Toko Takadake Co., Ltd. (formerly Takaoka Electric Mfg. Co., Ltd.) has adopted a thin client as a terminal for monitoring screen display of small-scale electric power equipment used in factories. Mintwave's thin client terminals, which completely eliminate moving parts, contribute to ensuring the high reliability required for monitoring and control equipment for electric power equipment. Cases introduced in WEB media Screen transfer type thin client introduction example ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Co., Ltd. has introduced HP blade PCs and our Mintwave A4 notebook thin clients to about 250 stores of domestic apparel maker "New Yorker", and an introductory article is posted. Click here for details Thin client case study VID case study AutoCAD customization development case Educational institution Enterprise Municipality all Contact Us Maintenance service download Terminal repair request privacy policy site map Copyright © 2012 MintWave Co., Ltd. All rights reserved. Company names and product names described on this website are trademarks or registered trademarks of each company.