The View From NCS Technologies

NCS Offers Choices With SecureView & Zero Client Portfolio

Strategies to thwart security threats include protecting databases and servers, locking down endpoints (like laptops and notebooks), and educating employees about everyday social engineering threats (clicking on destructive malware on a website or answering a malicious email).

Focusing on government network communications, IT administrators must accommodate potential access to various levels of secure networks, depending on the message and the need. This is known as multi-level computing.

NCS Partners With Aruba For Wireless Solutions

Desktop Virtualization Portfolio at Table 30

The Atlanta area VMware User Group will meet today at the Westin Buckhead, 3391 Peachtree Road NE.  NCS is focused on the benefits delivered by desktop virtualization. Stop by the NCS booth and talk to Matt Cooke about the NCS desktop portfolio. 

Matt will be talking to IT administrators and users about the comparative benefits of thin clients and zero clients and filling in the background on various remote display protocols. Matt has all the updates on how zero client virtualization of client desktops help improve manageability, reduce cost of ownership and improve security.

Sound Strategy for Desktop Virtualization

NCS works closely with Teradici, the creator of PCoIP desktop virtualization technology. PCoIP securely delivers applications or workspaces from the cloud or datacenter to the endpoint. This technology compresses, encrypts and rapidly transports pixels to end-user devices. More than 10 million endpoints use PCoIP.

NCS offers a portfolio of seven different highly innovative PCoIP-enabled desktops and laptops that are used in healthcare, civilian government, military, retail and industry.

The PCoIP protocol transfers only image information in the form of pixels, so no business information ever leaves the cloud or data center. PCoIP technology is designed to deliver a high performance user experience for workers using even the most graphics-intensive applications.

For efficiency and value in managing its virtualized endpoints, NCS recommends its customers use the Teradici All Access Plan.

Desktop Virtualization Portfolio at Table 30

The Atlanta area VMware User Group expo will be held Tuesday at the Westin Buckhead, 3391 Peachtree Road NE.  NCS is focused on the benefits delivered by desktop virtualization. Stop by the NCS booth and talk to Matt Cooke about the NCS desktop portfolio. 

Matt will be talking to IT administrators and users about the comparative benefits of thin clients and zero clients and filling in the background on various remote display protocols. Matt has all the updates on how zero client virtualization of client desktops help improve manageability, reduce cost of ownership and improve security.

See NCS For Rugged Servers Expertise

NCS Technologies is exhibiting a variety rugged of servers today at the Aberdeen Proving Ground Fall Technology Expo event, Top of the Bay, Building 30, Plum Point Drive, Maryland. Show hours are until 1 p.m. NCS designs and builds servers, rugged servers, appliances and provides engineering services to the military, government agencies and businesses.

See NCS For Rugged Servers Expertise

NCS Technologies will exhibit a variety rugged of servers Wednesday at the Aberdeen Proving Ground Fall Technology Expo event, Top of the Bay, Building 30, Plum Point Drive, Maryland. Show hours are 9:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. NCS designs and builds servers, rugged servers, appliances and provides engineering services to the military, government agencies and businesses.

NCS Partners With Aruba For Network Switching & Wireless

Cirrus DT WiFi & Strong Security Are Areas of Interest

The Chicago area VMware User Group Expo is today at the Chicago Marriott O'Hare, 8535 West Higgins Road.  At this VMware and virtualization event, NCS focuses on the benefits of desktop virtualization. If you are in the area and are interesting in virtualizing your workspace, Matt Cooke from NCS is on hand at the booth. 

Matt reports that  IT administrators attending this event are strong interested in desktop security strategies and are particularly intrigued with the NCS Cirrus DT WiFi portable desktop device.

There are also many discussions being held about the security benefits of PCoIP-enabled zero clients. Matt is talking in-depth about how to improve manageability, reduce cost of ownership and improve security through PCoIP-enabled desktop virtualization.

NCS To Display Full Desktop Virtualization Portfolio

The Chicago area VMware User Group expo will be held Wednesday at the Chicago Marriott O'Hare, 8535 West Higgins Road.  NCS is focused on the benefits of desktop virtualization. Stop by the NCS booth and talk to Matt Cooke about the many benefits of virtualization at the desktop. 

 IT administrators are asking about the benefits of thin clients and zero clients and background on various remote display protocols. Matt has all the updates on how zero client virtualization of client desktops helps improve manageability, reduce cost of ownership and improve security.