The View From NCS Technologies

NCS Is at Booth #467

VMworld 2019 has one action-packed day remaining at San Francisco's Moscone Center. The exhibitor portion of the event closes later this afternoon. The NCS booth has been very busy since Sunday night. We are highlighting desktop virtualization and the NCS Cirrus brand of Zero Client products, and in addition the thin client solutions from our partner, HP. To set up a meeting today 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 IT administrators requiring strong security and reduced administrative complexity, NCS recommends Teradici-enabled Zero Clients. Our booth staff is available to describe the many 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 the many use cases for both.

NCS Is at Booth #467

VMworld 2019 is in full swing at San Francisco's Moscone Center through Thursday. The NCS booth is very busy. At VMworld NCS promotes 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, NCS recommends 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.

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. 

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. 

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. 

Busy Closing Day at NCS Booth #1047

The VMworld 2018 Conference enters the final day with keynotes and many breakout sessions focusing on improving security and reducing administrative complexity. At the booth, NCS is promoting its leading portfolio of desktop virtualization solutions.

NCS is the world leader in PCoIP zero client technology products.  NCS zero clients are widely installed in many government and commercial settings. Our customers are sold on demonstrated manageability improvements, lower cost of ownership and improved security.

See You at NCS Booth #1047

The VMworld 2018 Conference enters Day Two with one of its largest virtualization-focused events to date. More than 21,000 visitors were in attendance yesterday, coming from 85 countries. Held again this year at the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Convention Center in Las Vegas, the event has keynotes and many breakout sessions focusing on improving security and reducing administrative complexity.

Sunday night, Monday and today, NCS Booth #1047 has seen a steady stream of visitors eager to learn more about how our leading desktop virtualization solution addresses these key issues. At the booth, NCS is also promoting rugged server and storage solutions that fit into a larger VDI implementation.

NCS is the world leader in productizing PCoIP zero client technology. On the booth are Matt Cooke, Mike Turicchi and John Callahan, who are demonstrating laptop zero clients along with a variety of desktop implementations. NCS zero clients are widely installed in many government and commercial settings. Our customers are sold on our solutions and our ability to improve manageability, drive down cost of ownership and improving security.

VMworld Opens at Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas

The VMworld conference, held again this year at the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Convention Center, has opened with tens of thousands of attendees on site, conference sessions and educational seminars in high gear, and in-depth discussions being held at the many industry exhibits.

NCS Booth #1047 has hosted a brisk stream of visitors eager to learn more about how the industry's leading desktop virtualization solution improves security and reduces IT administrative complexity. NCS is also promoting rugged server and storage solutions that are ideal elements in a total VDI solution.

NCS is the world leader in productizing PCoIP zero client technology and our booth staff is available to contrast the benefits of zero clients against thin client offers. On the booth are Matt Cooke, Mike Turicchi and John Callahan, who can demonstrate laptop zero clients and long with a variety of desktop implementations. NCS zero clients improve manageability, drive down cost of ownership and improving security in desktop with customer installations all over the planet.

VMworld Kicks Off August 27-30 at Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas

The epicenter of the virtualization ecosystem will be at the VMworld 2018 conference, held again at the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Convention Center.

Please stop by NCS Booth #1047 from Sunday evening through Wednesday to learn more about how the industry's leading desktop virtualization solution from NCS can improve security and ease your IT administrative complexity. NCS will also be promoting rugged server and storage solutions that are ideal elements in a total VDI solution.

NCS is the world leader in productizing PCoIP zero client technology and our booth staff is available to contrast the benefits of zero clients against thin client offers. On the booth are Matt Cooke, Mike Turicchi and John Callahan, who can demonstrate laptop zero clients and long with a variety of desktop implementations. NCS zero clients improve manageability, drive down cost of ownership and improving security in desktop with customer installations all over the planet.

VMworld Day 4 at Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas

Interest in desktop virtualization is a strong focus for many attendees at VMworld 2017 in Las Vegas. Many IT managers come to our booth to continue earlier discussions from weeks or even months ago. But there are also many IT administrators, who know little about us, who stop by to discuss "next steps". They have already virtualized the data center, perhaps even through private or public clouds services, and now they are ready to tackle the desktop.

The questions are many. What products does NCS offer? In what use cases are they typically implemented? How easy are they to manage? What are their price points? How secure are NCS zero clients?  Over the past few days we have also fielded many questions about the desktops virtualization protocols available. Since this is a VMware show, the two most popular VMware ecosystem protocols being discussed are PCoIP and Blast Extreme, but other protocols do come up.

It is the NCS view that the PCoIP protocol from Teradici continues to be the best choice over alternatives, primarly because of its proven manageability, iron-clad security and the overall performance - even in challenging high definition environments. 

PCoIP transfers the image of software running in the data center to any PCoIP end point (zero client). Because the protocol transfers only the pixel data location information, it's super secure - no secrets or personal data or business information ever leaves the data center. The PCoIP security module leverages the AES 256 and NSA Suite B cyphers, which meet the highest level of security required by governments.

In applications requiring higher bandwidth, PCoIP shines over Blast Extreme and the rest of the competition, including including Remote Desktop Protocol and HDX. If bandwidth becomes variable, competing protocols can deliver choppy screen results. But a PCoIP client, assisted by hardware acceleration, will maintain smooth video motion by slightly varying the resolution to optimize the viewing experience.

It is fair to say that Blast is creating strong interest from the VMware user base but from all comparable data administrators will still be better off by going with the PCoIP protocol.

VMworld Day Three at Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas

There are scores of vendors displaying solutions at VMworld 2017 and certainly major areas of interest include the cloud, storage and overall data center virtualization strategies. When it comes to VDI and the desktop, it is accurate to say that NCS Technologies is one of the key centers of expertise at the show. Since Sunday evening we have had more than 100 conversations with IT administrators from government, healthcare and the enterprise who are very knowledgeable about the relevent issues involving virtualizing the desktop. What is impressive is that they are coming to our booth to better understand how VMware, the PCoIP protocol and the comprehensive desktop product line from NCS can make a successful desktop virtualization strategy possible.

If you are at the giant virtualization event, please stop by NCS Booth #823 through tomorrow to learn how desktop virtualization can improve security and ease your IT administrative complexity.