IT and business leaders are laser-focused on reducing complexity and improving security as they move business-critical apps and workloads to the cloud. For many use cases, thin clients are the optimal cloud access endpoint. With centralized management and minimal local storage, applications and data, thin clients simplify deployments and strengthen security. Here’s what to look for in a solution.
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