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IT consultancy improves remote access, boosts productivity by 12 percent

“Using the DirectAccess and Remote Desktop Services feature in Windows Server 2008 R2, our network engineers and project managers working in other locations can easily access the applications they need.”
-Jennifer Mazzanti, President eMazzanti Technologies

Challenge:

eMazzanti wanted to give remote workers easier network access and faster download speeds. They sought to improve internal and external audio and video performance.

Solution:

  • Implemented Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard
  • Uses Remote Desktop Services, DirectAccess, and BranchCache
  • Takes advantage of improved audio and video functionality

Customer Benefits:

  • Improves remote connectivity
  • Speeds access to files
  • Offers new video, audio capabilities
  • Boosts productivity by 12 percent
  • Helps satisfy customer demand
EMT

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