UKN Group

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ukngroup is a world leading authority for technology, services and consultancy in the fields of corporate IT and centralised Ultra Thin-Client computing. Our award winning solutions are at the forefront of a desktop evolution - allowing businesses to swap risk for resilience and reliability.

 

Clients benefit from our industry expertise in all areas of infrastructure service. We have also built up a reputation for thought leadership with our revolutionary approach to the desktop, combining the skills and experience of some of the industry's finest consultants.

 

We aim to make business sense of the latest technologies and create better solutions through a commitment to IT innovation.

 

 

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Microsoft presents The Rural Payments Agency case study at UK Launch of Windows Server 2008

 

Virtualisation was a key theme of the Microsoft 2008 Product Launch and The Rural Payments Agency took centre stage to present the success of their Ultra Thin-Client desktop project. Utilising the presentation virtualisation technology of Windows Server in combination with the flexibility of Softgrid Application Virtualisation, ukngroup were able to help the RPA establish a benchmark for reducing the total cost corporate IT.

 

 

 

ukngroup.com launches new Customer Success webpages

Understanding our clients and their businesses is clearly one of the most important aspects of providing successful managed services and solutions. ukngroup are pleased to share with you some of of our successes and stories of innovation, to help you make a decision about what you might be looking for from a trusted technology partner. More >

 

 

 

 

ukngroup presents "Desktop as a Service" for public sector organisations

February 7, 2008

ukngroup team up with Sun Microsystems to present their vision of the future of Desktop Computing in the public sector.

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John Gray explains how the RPA made the switch to Ultra Thin-Client.

February 5, 2008

With over 70% of salaries now spent on so-called ‘information work’, the need to access corporate information management systems and enterprise applications from any location, at any time, is stretching the capabilities of the traditional desktop PC computing model.

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