CORE Desktop Provides Waterford Public Library a
Centralized Computing Solution

Milwaukee, WI – November 6, 2007- CORE Desktop has recently completed a public thin client computing solution for Waterford Public Library in the Village of Waterford, Wisconsin.  Some of the services that CORE Desktop provided to make WPL’s computing system more effective was to re-image their Neoware thin client devices to create a standard Windows XPe environment, deploy a 2x Application Server to stream applications like Microsoft Office to the terminal desktops, reconfigure and standardize printing, and implement write filtering in order to protect the thin clients from changes, viruses, or malicious attacks.

CORE Desktop also deployed a solution enabling monitoring of print usage by clients, physical USB login to workstations to prevent unauthorized access and force proper logoff of computer users, and implementing a proxy solution to track Internet and file usage.

“Waterford Public Library has been very pleased since CORE Desktop assumed responsibility for the implementation of the Public Access Terminal Server and the accompanying thin-client workstations. We feel that this arrangement has been beneficial to both the library and our patrons,” stated Andrea DeGroat, Waterford Public Library’s Technical Director.