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Riverbed: WAN optimisation vs thin-client approaches for remote computing
- Middle East: Wednesday, November 25 - 2009 at 18:42
Only recently has WAN optimisation been widely adopted as a key facilitating technology for distributed computing by branch office users. In contrast, various forms of thin-client computing have been around for a long time, and often IT managers assume the use of thin client technology to be starting point for many remote computing environments. However, these original assumptions are often arrived at without adequately evaluating more recently-available alternatives such as WAN optimisation solutions.
Certainly, no single technology approach meets all requirements for all environments. In that regard, WAN optimisation and thin-client approaches should not necessarily be viewed as opposite or competing alternatives.
However, the advancement of WAN optimisation technologies now affords a new option for addressing the needs of remote office users where in the past, the thin-client computing
approach was often assumed to be the only available option.
Today, a significant number of application environments may be better served through
WAN optimisation solutions than through thin-client computing approaches. Identifying those environments is the key challenge, and is the primary objective of this Riverbed white paper.
Contents:
- WAN Optimisation
- Applying WAN optimisation to thin-client traffic
- Advantages of WAN optimisation approaches
- Advantages of thin-client computing approaches
- Other important considerations for thin-client computing
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