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Art is offering companies the opportunity to benefit from a free one day Business Process Review Workshop
This is an opportunity for management to review existing business processes to measure performance and efficiency.
This workshop includes an introduction to Symantec Workflow, where we will reformulate business scenarios and identify means of improving processes and reducing operational costs.
We are totally committed to delivering and supporting your projects and services through excellent project guidance, project management, resource and communication.
Virtual Infrastructure
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) is the practice of hosting a desktop operating system within a virtual machine (VM) running on a centralized server. VDI is a variation on the client/server computing model, sometimes referred to as server-based computing (SBC).
A simple use for desktop virtualisation involves remote administration where the controlling computer will work almost the same as on a duplicate desktop, except that the actions of the controlling computer may be almost unnoticeable on the remote computer display. This differs from simple remote desktop software in that several people can use the same controlling computer at once, without disturbing each other’s work. This could be useful for several administrators doing different tasks on the same server. It can also be used for using hardware attached to the controlled computer, without disturbing a person who may already be using the computer.
In some cases one can buy one large computer (or server) and several thin clients or dumb terminals, rather than purchasing a complete computer for each physical workstation. The controlling thin-client computers need only enough resources to run the remote controlling software, therefore virtualisation can provide a very simple and cheap computing system. Users of such a ‘thin client’ or ‘dumb terminal’ may not even know that their software actually runs on another computer. If one already has enough computers, but they are not powerful enough, only one new computer may be needed, with the old ones re-usable as thin clients.
We ensure every project is not only successfully delivered, but represents an enjoyable experience. We work closely with clients throughout every stage of a project to fully understand requirements, aims and evolving project deliverables.
All projects are planned and delivered using correctly skilled resources chosen purposely for each project. We will always maintain open and regular communication through a single point of contact, who is dedicated to the success and timely delivery of each project.
