“Thick clients are bad because of the challenges with
distributing code, the high cost, both to IT and the end-user, of
management and maintenance, and the fact that the solution is
limited to PCs.“Thin clients are bad because they do not provide the rich user
experience that can be developed on a thick client. Add to this
conundrum the fact that more and more business users will want to
move between different client types during a working day–high
specification desk top in the office, tablet in the client, voice
activated PDA in the car–and you can understand the logic behind
IBM’s latest strategy announcement…”
IT-Analysis: Thick Client Bad, Thin Client Bad, IBM Good?
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