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Like all other IGEL Universal Desktop thin clients and IGEL zero clients from the IGEL Zero range, an IGEL software thin client can be remote administered in a cost-effective manner using the supplied IGEL Universal Management Suite (UMS) remote management solution.

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They are used in control rooms as well as for planning, navigation or document management. To ensure a particularly high image quality, the thin clients should have two digital video outputs.

IGEL Technology has been very active in coming up with solutions that seek to address the challenges that most systems face. With its thin client, technology, the company has been able to provide solutions that work with systems such as Citrix.

The technology allows devices to access thin client terminal server from just about anywhere. This is very useful for companies that have set up virtual office for its employees.

A mobile Linux thin client can be set up very easily. All that is needed is a low-cost but robust and lightweight notebook as well as a thin client operating system, e.g. the IGEL Universal Desktop Converter 2 (UDC2) with IGEL Linux.

In the case of the German market leader for thin clients and zero clients IGEL Technology, comprehensive remote administration, support and management can also be carried out with no licensing costs.

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The IGEL Linux thin client operating system which is installed during the migration is also licensed efficiently via the UMS.

Given that it allows maximum cost transparency, the "as a Service" trend is an attractive complement to internal IT management. Large companies can minimize their IT teams' operative work by outsourcing client, desktop or infrastructure management to a service provider.

Compared to a conventional workstation PC, a zero client uses less electricity when operating and fewer resources during production.

A zero client is a lean end device which connects an employee based at a head office, branch or external site to a virtual Windows desktop. This can run either in its own computer center or at a cloud service provider.

The German market leader for thin clients and zero clients therefore integrates the native IBM 5250 client into its Linux-based multi-protocol and software thin clients in the IGEL Universal Desktop range.

In order to be able to outsource workstation IT on the basis of a DaaS contract effectively and efficiently, the service provider must be able to remote administer the thin client or zero client seamlessly.

For the first time ever, the most recent firmware update (5.3.100) for Linux-based thin and zero client solutions features two versions of the Citrix Receiver access software.

IGEL regards the universality of its desktop solutions as a key strength. The thin clients from the German market leader can connect to various server and cloud-hosted IT systems.