With this technology (also: “thin client/server computing”) only keyboard and mouse commands as well as monitor actualizations are communicated through the connection (LAN, WAN or dial-up connection), thus using up only a minute amount of bandwidth.

Guarding an IT structure from computer viruses and hackers as well as protecting data from loss or destruction is a big challenge for every network administrator. Server based computing minimizes the risk each single desktop station poses to safety and operating consistency. All data and applications are pooled in the processing center, and safety, administration and controlling measures are executed centrally. This not only boosts the safety presets, but also reduces time expenditure and thus reduces costs.

Even a newly purchased anti-virus program will soon be outdated because only a daily update will make sure that your desktop station is immune to ever emerging dangers – with a network connecting a high number of work stations an almost impossible task. Wouldn't it be magnificent if you only had to take care of your servers? Since server based computing cuts down access of the thin clients to data and applications on the server, virus protection, too, can be centralized. This allows for the highest possible protection of the IT-structure of your business with minimal effort.