[May 29, 2012]

Teradici to Provide In-Depth Look into Maximizing Healthcare Productivity with PCoIP Zero Clients and VMware View™ during May 30 Live Webinar

Teradici, the developer of the PC-over-IP^® (PCoIP^®) protocol, will host a live webinar on May 30 on the topic of maximizing healthcare productivity with PCoIP zero clients and VMware View. As part of the "True Experience. Network Delivered." webinar series, Teradici will provide an inside look into how today's healthcare providers are experiencing unique IT challenges with administrative staff, cardiologists, radiologists, and physicians demanding different levels of capability in a roaming desktop environment.

With healthcare IT managers requiring solutions that can be efficiently managed and are highly secure, without compromising rapid access, PCoIP zero clients and Imprivata No Click Access™ with VMware View™ can provide user mobility while ensuring the highest level of security and performance in client-side devices for healthcare environments. This webinar, led by Tisa Murdock, product line manager, Healthcare at VMware View, James Millington, director of product marketing, and Nigel Evans, product manager, Desktop Solutions at Teradici, will cover:

• How VMware View is being used today to meet the crucial security and performance needs of healthcare organizations
• Intrinsic benefits of the PCoIP protocol for high-resolution medical imaging applications
• How one healthcare organization increased IT efficiency and clinician productivity with VMware View, PCoIP zero clients and Imprivata No Click Access™

About Teradici

Teradici Corporation has developed PCoIP® (PC-over-IP®) technology, a unique remote display protocol which makes network delivered computing a viable corporate computing reality. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Burnaby, BC, Canada, Teradici for the first time enables an exceptional end user experience for datacenter-based computing. Through a combination of unique graphics algorithms, flexible software solutions and high-performance silicon processing, and workstation/server add-in cards, the company is changing how personal computers are used, deployed and managed. More information, including current career openings, visit: www.teradici.com.

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