[THIN] Re: Newbie Questions
- From: "Jim Kenzig Kenzig.com" <jkenzig@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 8 Sep 2005 16:53:27 -0700 (PDT)
Well everyone is really missing the point as to why they should be simply
cheesed off by this post as I am. LOOK AT THE SUBJECT Line. Mr. Asim is by
far not a newbie...therefore he is clearly a liar and attempting to ruse the
list to obtain information to further his career and for his own personal gain.
JK
"Henske, Jennifer" <Jennifer.Henske@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Asim - don't let these guys bother you. Techies are very suspicious of
business/management types. ;-)
I'll send you a reply privately.
Jennifer Henske
AG Edwards Technology
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From: AK [mailto:bmg.solutions@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2005 11:17 AM
To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [THIN] Newbie Questions
Importance: High
Hi Everybody -
Im a CSUF student doing some research and would like to get end user answers,
opinions, and suggestions about a few questions and concerns I am trying to
prove exist with regard to thin client computing.
Your participation will be greatly appreciated.
Questions
1. How can I determine the size of the market for enterprise users requiring
remote access to enterprise applications?
2. Is mobility important to an enterprise? If so, why? If not, how come?
3. Does having thin clients on centralized networks improve productivity
dramatically? How does someone measure that?
4. Does the installation of thin clients instead of fat PCs add a competitive
advantage to a business' goals? Is maintenance cost the only measurement?
5. What is the decision making process a company goes through in deciding to
outfit their organization with thin clients?
6. What are the most important features and benefits you DO NOT see offered
today?
7. If you had to convince someone about the thin client solution in :30
seconds - how would you convince them of its advantages?
8. Do you need to be a network engineer to install and manage these systems?
9. Where do you first look to learn about new computing solutions?
10. Does a brand really matter when all the specifications and functionality
offered are the same accross the board?
Thank you.
Asim Khan
Cal State Fullerton
College of Business and Economics
1st Year MBA Student
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