Maintaining older PCs is fraught with challenges that are especially difficult on a school’s budget and limited resources. From hardware components and processing power, to updating the latest applications and security—it’s a constant and expensive game of catch up. And the rapid rate of technological change will make newer PCs obsolete even sooner than the last ones.
Read this white paper to learn how replacing aging PCs at students’ desks with thin clients can enable you to:

1:1 classroom computing encourages learning and keeps students engaged. But achieving that goal with PCs can be a prohibitive path due to:

• The high purchase and repair cost of PCs
• Finite IT resources with teachers as tech support
• Limited classroom space, electrical and HVAC

Schools are instead turning to desktop virtualization to reduce acquisition costs, lower IT administrative burden and eliminate infrastructure challenges.