"Once we tested the IGEL UMS all bets were off. We knew right away that with the superior design and infrastructure management capabilities afforded by the UMS, it would be possible for us to manage our entire network of thin clients here in the U.S. from our headquarters in Kansas …

"Because there are very few or zero moving parts with the IGEL hardware, is very reliable. We’ve had only one failure out of more than 1,400 thin clients deployed since implementing IGEL more than two years ago. The German engineering is rock solid.”

“We use IGEL within many areas. Everything from the train workshops to general offi ce use. We also have some monitors out at the stations, which run on IGEL.”

"The manageability, ease of use, security features and level of support were top deciding factors in selecting IGEL, Citrix and Nutanix at Salem State University.”

“ The IGEL community has been a bonus, they are really doing a great job with this program. I give it top marks for the tips and scripts, and it offers a great forum for sharing/exchanging ideas and also helping each other troubleshoot."

“Looking for endpoints that were easier to manage and update from central location."

“When Indiana suddenly announced all the schools were closing due to coronavirus, 60% of our staff had to be home caring for kids. Without IGEL we would not have had a way for them to feel safe and still work from home. Thank you IGEL.”

“Traditional PCs run up high maintenance and operating costs even though they are underutilized in terms of capacity. We don‘t need huge processing power at each workstation. By virtualizing both the applications and the thin clients, we have improved efficiency and are making both direct and indirect savings.”

"Having a non standard desktop environment was unsustainable for our small IT staff."

"The IGEL devices are smaller, faster to deploy, use less energy and are easier to use than the old PCs.”

“When I took up my new position, I discovered a highly heterogeneous working environment which required a considerable amount of administration.”

“The IGEL operating system is very stable, requires virtually no maintenance and hardly ever needs to be updated. The Linux-based software thin clients also require no antivirus programs which would need to be updated.”

"Historically the municipalities – which are each relatively small - had their own IT departments, budgets and infrastructure. Creating a shared ICT service for them has meant they can punch above their individual weight in terms of the quality of enterprise technology purchased. Day to day IT management has also …

“The endpoints were out of date and required replacing but we wanted a new solution which had multi-protocol capabilities. This served two functions – to allow us to transition to VMware’s Blast Extreme, but also to run a dual protocol environment so that we could stage the migration in our …

“We’re running about 800 applications within the municipalities – around 200 are already web-based SaaS solutions, others are legacy systems over a decade old. Our goal is to give safe access to these SaaS apps directly from IGEL so as to reduce the amount of costly hardware required to underpin …