Cost-Effectiveness - There are always increasing costs associated with providing new equipment to meet the needs of new software used in your business. New software cannot always run on older PCs. Applica Server presents an extraordinary solution that allows you to recycle your aging computer systems and put them to use. Even older machines that run Windows 95 can be configured to connect to the remote server and access all of the modern software and information. Using older machines as Thin Client stations can greatly reduce the cost of equipment.

Cost of ownership is further reduced because of the centralized nature of a server. Only the server has the software and high performance components installed the existing remote clients simply log in to access them.

Manageability of Data - Access to information can be improved while restricting information to those with the necessary permissions.

Worker Mobility - Immediate access to company resources and information is available to workers on the move. This can be done from almost any location across any network.

Updates - Because your thin client devices use the server OS, you can easily update your thin client’s operating system by downloading it to the main PC and copying it over your thin client device.

Compatibility - ApplicaServer can be used on almost any thin client device available in the market. This gives our clients the chance to buy any device they find most interesting and best suits their needs.

Easy Administration - With ApplicaServer administration is a lot easier. Thin clients are simple to manage and support. IT professionals only have to supervise and control the central server. Whether they want to change Windows’ settings, update applications or virus scanners, make backups, or assist users, ApplicaServer allows them to do so by manipulating only the main PC.

Simple Connectivity - Users can utilize a variety of thin client solutions or a computer that supports RDP. The RDP settings are simply configured to access the server through its IP address. The server must be configured to allow incoming connections, and permissions for users who are allowed access must be set.