The View From NCS Technologies

Broad Interest in NCS Partner Solutions at Air Force IT Conference

Posted by Katie Callahan on Aug 27, 2019, 10:25:42 AM

Stop By NCS Booth #226

The NCS booth at the Air Force Information Technology & Cyberpower Conference on Monday, opening day, saw strong and steady interest in our broad range of solutions on display.

AFITC is the premier Air Force IT and cyber security event. The show attracts Air Force IT experts, prominent IT academics, and some of America's top IT and cyber security companies. AFITC offers a full slate of events and activities, with three days of speakers, and an expanded education/training opportunities.

QEB Solutions on Display

NCS is featuring a variety of advanced technologies, including rugged desktops and tablets from our QEB catalog, HP 3D Printing Solutions, HP Printers and Toner and Cannon scanners.

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Topics: rugged, military, U.S. Air Force

NCS Showcases Portfolio at Air Force IT Conference 2019

Posted by Katie Callahan on Aug 26, 2019, 3:17:53 PM

Stop By NCS Booth #226

The Air Force Information Technology & Cyberpower Conference has opened.

Held in Montgomery, AL, through Wednesday, this is the premier Air Force IT and cyber security annual event. The show attracts Air Force IT experts, prominent IT academics, and some of America's top IT and cyber security companies. AFITC offers a full slate of events and activities, with three days of speakers, and an expanded education/training opportunities.

Typically more than 4,000 attendees, speakers, and exhibitors participate in AFITC, while the show hosts more than 170 companies. It is at this conference that experts review the increasingly complex and connected role that advanced technologies play in the AF core mission.

Theme: Cyberpower: Critical to Multi-Domain Operations

* Build a more lethal force through gaining and maintaining persistent information advantage
* Assure AF core missions from threats in, through, and from cyberspace

* Enable effective and efficient integrated awareness derived from rapid processing, exploitation, and dissemination of decision-quality information.

NCS is featuring a variety of advanced technologies, including rugged desktops and tablets from our QEB catalog, HP 3D Printing Solutions, HP Printers and Toner and Cannon scanners.

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Topics: rugged, military, U.S. Air Force

NCS Promotes Desktop Virtualization at VMworld

Posted by Katie Callahan on Aug 26, 2019, 3:02:47 PM

Join Us at Booth #467

The global virtualization event, VMworld 2019, is in full swing at San Francisco's Moscone Center through Thursday. Please join us at NCS Booth #467. At this annual event NCS focuses on desktop virtualization and its Cirrus brand of Zero Client products, and thin client solutions from our partner, HP. To set up a meeting at the booth, please call Matt Cooke at 540-604-3710.

NCS and HP products cover all the "must have" access protocols. Learn how you can improve security and ease your IT administrative complexity. NCS also features HP industry-leading notebook PCs at the booth.

For Cirrus-branded desktop virtualization, we feature Teradici-enabled zero clients and our booth staff is available to describe the benefits of this technology. We also feature and sell HP thin clients, including the HP t420 and HP t530 Thin Client, which support the Citrix HDX access protocol.  Both zero client and thin client technologies are widely implemented and we can describe use cases for both. On the booth are Matt Cooke and Mike Turicchi, who can demonstrate all the approaches you may wish to implement. 

With years of customer experience in North America, Europe and Asia, NCS can show how NCS-branded zero clients, based on the Teradici desktop access protocol, helps improve manageability, drive down cost of ownership and improves security. 

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Topics: VDI, PCoIP, virtualization, vmware, vmworld

Join NCS at Air Force IT Conference 2019

Posted by Katie Callahan on Aug 23, 2019, 11:39:43 AM

See You at NCS at Booth 226

NCS is a major exhibitor at the Air Force Information Technology & Cyberpower Conference, Montgomery, AL, August 26-28. This is the premier Air Force IT and cyber security annual event. The show attracts Air Force IT experts, prominent IT academics, and some of America's top IT and cyber security companies. AFITC offers a full slate of events and activities, with three days of speakers, and an expanded education/training opportunities.

Nearly 4,000 attendees, speakers, and exhibitors participated in the AFITC 2018, while the trade show hosted over 170 companies who showcased cutting edge products, services, and information to help further the public/private partnership crucial in keeping our country safe and secure. It is at this conference that experts review the increasingly complex and connected role that advanced technologies play in the AF core mission.

Theme: Cyberpower: Critical to Multi-Domain Operations

* Build a more lethal force through gaining and maintaining persistent information advantage for the Joint Force

* Assure AF core missions from threats in, through, and from cyberspace

* Enable effective and efficient integrated awareness derived from rapid processing, exploitation, and dissemination of decision-quality information.

At Booth 226 NCS is featuring a variety of advanced technologies, including rugged desktops and tablets from our QEB catalog, HP 3D Printing Solutions, HP Printers and Toner and Cannon scanners.

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Topics: rugged, military, U.S. Air Force

Desktop Virtualization Solutions at VMworld 2019

Posted by Katie Callahan on Aug 23, 2019, 10:20:36 AM

VMworld Kicks Off Next Week in San Francisco

The epicenter of the virtualization ecosystem is the VMworld 2019 conference, August 25-29, 2019. Please join us at NCS Booth #467. Annually this event centered on virtualization in the cloud, in the data center and at the desktop is described as "the best tech conference" and "the best opportunity to network". So why don't you come and network with us and learn all about the key virtualization technologies that will lower your costs and increase your productivity. To set up a meeting at the booth, please call Matt Cooke at 540-604-3710.

NCS offers innovative desktop virtualization solutions both from NCS and HP, covering all the "must have" access protocols. Learn how you can improve security and ease your IT administrative complexity. NCS will also have HP industry-leading notebook PCs at the booth.

For NCS-branded desktop virtualization, we feature Teradici-enabled zero clients and our booth staff is available to describe the benefits of this technology. We also feature and sell HP thin clients, including the HP t420 and HP t530 Thin Client, which support the Citrix HDX access protocol.  Both zero client and thin client technologies are widely implemented and we can describe use cases for both. On the booth are Matt Cooke and Mike Turicchi, who can demonstrate all the approaches you may wish to implement. 

With years of customer experience in North America, Europe and Asia, NCS can show how NCS-branded zero clients, based on the Teradici desktop access protocol, helps improve manageability, drive down cost of ownership and improves security. 

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Topics: VDI, PCoIP, virtualization, vmware, vmworld

Defense Intelligence Agency Worldwide Concludes

Posted by Katie Callahan on Aug 21, 2019, 10:50:02 AM

Visit NCS At Booth #218 in Tampa

Today is the final day for the Defense Intelligence Agency Worldwide Conference at the Tampa Convention Center. 

Hosted by the DIA Director, Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley and DIA Chief Information Officer, Jack Gumtow, the DoDIIS Worldwide Conference is an immersive event designed to bring together a global consortium of IT professionals with shared interests, including the future of IT, information sharing, data and global security.


At this conference, NCS is focused on the benefits delivered by desktop virtualization. Please stop by the NCS Booth #218 and talk to Matt Cooke about  NCS' complete desktop portfolio. NCS will describe the comparative benefits of thin clients and zero clients and filling in the background on various remote display protocols. NCS has all the updates on how zero client virtualization of client desktops help improve manageability, reduce cost of ownership and improve security.

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Topics: VDI, PCoIP, virtualization, vmware

Day 2 at Defense Intelligence Agency Worldwide

Posted by Katie Callahan on Aug 20, 2019, 9:59:16 AM

NCS Is At Booth #218

Today is Day Two for the Defense Intelligence Agency Worldwide Conference at the Tampa Convention Center. The tagline for this year's event is Resiliency Redundancy Security: Adapting to Asymmetric Threats.

Hosted by the DIA Director, Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley and DIA Chief Information Officer, Jack Gumtow, the DoDIIS Worldwide Conference is an immersive event designed to bring together a global consortium of IT professionals with shared interests, including the future of IT, information sharing, data and global security.


Director Ashley opened the conference with the keynote, followed by the CIO and a distinguished line-up of government and industry leaders.  The balance of each day now includes an extensive selection of breakout sessions designed to allow attendees to intersect with subject matters experts in a smaller, more conversational setting.  These dynamic sessions provide an opportunity to obtain firsthand information from experts, as well as allow participants to interact and collaborate directly with peers.

At this conference, NCS is focused on the benefits delivered by desktop virtualization. Make plans now to stop by the NCS Booth #218 and talk to Matt Cooke about  NCS' complete desktop portfolio. 

NCS is discussing the comparative benefits of thin clients and zero clients and filling in the background on various remote display protocols. NCS has all the updates on how zero client virtualization of client desktops help improve manageability, reduce cost of ownership and improve security.

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Topics: VDI, PCoIP, virtualization, vmware

Join NCS at Defense Intelligence Agency Worldwide

Posted by Katie Callahan on Aug 19, 2019, 10:03:43 AM

Stop By Booth #218 for Desktop Virtualization Solutions

The Defense Intelligence Agency Worldwide Conference begins today and runs through Wednesday at the Tampa Convention Center. The tagline for this year's event is Resiliency Redundancy Security: Adapting to Asymmetric Threats.

Hosted by the DIA Director, Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley and DIA Chief Information Officer, Jack Gumtow, the DoDIIS Worldwide Conference is an immersive event designed to bring together a global consortium of IT professionals with shared interests, including the future of IT, information sharing, data and global security.

Over the course of three days, participants have multiple opportunities to share their experiences, network with government and industry, and access the latest solutions from hundreds of onsite vendors.  Topics may range from current threats facing existing systems to how to build an adaptable solution onto an existing framework.

Director Ashley opens the conference with the keynote remarks, followed by the CIO and a distinguished line-up of government and industry leaders.  The balance of each day includes an extensive selection of breakout sessions designed to allow attendees to intersect with subject matters experts in a smaller, more conversational setting.  These dynamic sessions provide an opportunity to obtain firsthand information from experts, as well as allow participants to interact and collaborate directly with peers.

 At this conference, NCS is focused on the benefits delivered by desktop virtualization. Make plans now to stop by the NCS Booth #218 and talk to Matt Cooke about  NCS' complete desktop portfolio. 

NCS is discussing the comparative benefits of thin clients and zero clients and filling in the background on various remote display protocols. NCS has all the updates on how zero client virtualization of client desktops help improve manageability, reduce cost of ownership and improve security.

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Topics: VDI, PCoIP, virtualization, vmware

NCS at Wright-Patterson AFB Technology Expo

Posted by Katie Callahan on Aug 14, 2019, 9:51:37 AM

NCS Sells HP Jet Fusion 3D Printing Solutions

NCS is showing HP 3D Printing Solutions today at Wright-Patterson AFB, at the Hope Hotel and Conference Center. The expo is open until 1 p.m. The event is hosted by Federal Direct Access Expositions.

This is traditionally the largest and best attended technology expo at this AFB. Attendees include personnel from AFMC, 88th CG, NASIC, AFRL, AFIT and AMC. NCS is promoting the full line of HP Jet Fusion 3D Printers.

To set up an appointment, or for immediate information or a price quote, please contact Joe Andrews at 703.743.8512.

NCS sells and services the compact HP Jet Fusion 580/380 Color and HP Jet Fusion 4200/5200 3D printers. HP is the innovation leader and it's technology makes it possible to create complex prototypes in a relatively effortless manner.

In addition to speed, some parts may also be manufactured at lower cost. The combination of easy prototyping capabilities, speed, high quality and attractive pricing all increase business flexibility.

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Topics: rugged, military, U.S. Air Force

Wright-Patterson AFB Technology Expo Wednesday

Posted by Katie Callahan on Aug 13, 2019, 10:43:06 AM

NCS Sells HP Jet Fusion 3D Printing Solutions To the Air Force

NCS is showing HP 3D Printing Solutions Wednesday at Wright-Patterson AFB, at the Hope Hotel and Conference Center. Hours are 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. The Expo is hosted by Federal Direct Access Expositions.

This is traditionally the largest and best attended technology expo at this AFB. Attendees include personnel from AFMC, 88th CG, NASIC, AFRL, AFIT and AMC. NCS is promoting the full line of HP Jet Fusion 3D Printers.

To set up an appointment, or for immediate information or a price quote, please contact Joe Andrews at 703.743.8512.

NCS sells and services the compact HP Jet Fusion 580/380 Color and HP Jet Fusion 4200/5200 3D printers. HP is the innovation leader and it's technology makes it possible to create complex prototypes in a relatively effortless manner.

In addition to speed, some parts may also be manufactured at lower cost. The combination of easy prototyping capabilities, speed, high quality and attractive pricing all increase business flexibility.

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Topics: rugged, military, U.S. Air Force