User Scenarios

User Devices Tasks, Settings, or Job Titles Application Type Thin-Client/Server vs. Local Apps. (%)
Mobile task-based user Handheld or mobile thin-client device Writing traffic tickets, monitoring car rental returns, taking restaurant orders, reading gas/water meters, tracking deliveries Line-of-business applications 0% local/100% thin-client
Office task-based user Windows terminal, NetPC, or network computer Traditional office environments, with workers ranging from temporary to administrative; bank tellers, telemarketers, insurance claim adjustors; fast food service; automobile service departments; information kiosks Word processing, line-of-business applications, information applications 0% local/100% thin- client
Knowledge workers Notebook PC and/or desktop PC, handheld devices Project management, financial reporting, proposal writing, sales, presentations, e-mail, scheduling, contact management Productivity applications; groupware and communications; Internet, intranet, and extranet information; documents and applications 50% local/50% thin-client
Power users with creative, analytic, or engineering task needs Notebook PC and/or desktop PC, and/or high-end workstation; handheld devices Knowledge worker tasks, with the addition of statistical or scientific analysis and research; periodical or book publishing; graphics; multi-media and Web authoring; software application development All of the software used by the knowledge worker with the addition of desktop publishing applications, graphics software, and software development tools 70% local/30% thin-client


Understanding Thin-Client. Server Computing
Understanding Thin Client/Server Computing (Strategic Technology Series)
ISBN: 1572317442
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 1997
Pages: 158
Authors: Joel P Kanter

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