Thin Computing

Miratech offers Thin Computing solutions based on Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). VDI enables to create virtual workstations that can be deployed at the hosting servers in a centralized manner.

Thin Computing allows to consolidate desktop infrastructure and to reduce the number of incidents that require presence at users’ premises. This enables to reduce IT staff and makes it easier to outsource IT support with a professional third party providers.

Benefits of thin computing

1. Reduced total cost of ownership

  • use of diskless workstations
  • lower licensing costs for workstations
  • reduced the power consumption per workstation and reduced premises cooling costs
  • time savings IT admin staff on software and hardware operation
  • greatly increased portion of incidents and user requests, which are resolved remotely

2. Increased user’s satisfaction

  • faster incident response times
  • faster deployment of new workplaces
  • faster failure recovery
  • Seamless supporting remote workers and branch offices

3. Improved Security

  • diskless workstations
  • user data being stored on the hosting servers

Miratech services cover

  • feasibility and return on invest analysis
  • solution design
  • installation and configuration
  • delivery and deployment (server, data storage, Networking, software, security Tools and Policies)
  • 24/7 service and support

Miratech provides a comprehensive portfolio of services including initial business case analysis, planning, and piloting.

Miratech is the unique Ukrainian provider that can deliver a proven project quality through HP Thin Computing accreditation and partnerships with major virtualization vendors as Citrix, VMware, Microsoft, and Oracle.

Solution support and maintenance

Miratech provides technical service and maintenance of software and hardware infrastructure. Miratech support handles on all the incidents that can not be resolved by the customer (including crashes, corruptions and more). Often, incidents response time is one hour subject to enabling a remote access to the systems.