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Overview

What is Thin Client Server Computing (TCSC) Services?

Thin Client Server Computing (TCSC) is a new service offering that was made available to UMW Corporate companies at Shah Alam in May 2000. The technology enables you to access powerful servers using slower PCs. To the end user it appears as if they are operating under a full computing power server at their desktops.

Who can use this service?

Anyone using a PC connected to the TCSC servers (with a minimum requirement of a specified speed connection) in a network, can use the service. However, this service is best suited for a selected environment whereby the usage is administrative with light multi-media applications.

Features

  • Offers Windows 2000, Words 2000, Excel 2000, Powerpoint 2000, Access 2000, Outlook 2000, Exchange Mail, Acrobat Reader, Internet Explorer 5.0 and BAAN Client
  • Offers free upgrades to latest versions of the above software with no extra cost
  • Faster performance for Office Software such as Words, Excel, Powerpoint and Access
  • Improved mail and delivery features with Outlook 2000 and Microsoft Exchange
  • Travel anywhere within the network, be it in East Malaysia or Singapore and be able to work and retrieve mails as if you are working locally
  • Bigger storage space provided for files and mails
  • In the near future, be able to open mails from any browser at home or anywhere in the world

Benefits

  • Provides business value by lowering total cost of ownership of hardware and software
  • Protection of hardware investments by extending life usage for PCs
  • Keeps the user current with software available in the market so that all users using different versions are able to receive and send files
  • Increase efficiency and control by providing a more consistent operating desktop environment
  • Fixed predictable desktop operating expenses

To find out more about the suitability of using this service, kindly contact UET's Customer Service Centre.

 

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