As we enter a new decade, telework adoption is sure to continue because it delivers so many benefits: employee morale, cost savings and continuity of operations.Widespread broadband availability and solid technology tools give teleworkers the same capabilities as their colleagues at headquarters.
NOTEBOOK: The HP EliteBook 8440p [2] can stand up to the rigors of the road with a rugged magnesium aluminum display enclosure and magnesium alloy chassis for durability. The notebook also offers the manageability and security teleworkers require.
THIN CLIENT: Offering workstation-class performance for advanced applications, the Wyse P20 [3] stateless zero client gives users the feel of a true PC, such as multiple display support and multimedia playback.
CLIENT VIRTUALIZATION: VMware ThinApp [4] gives teleworkers reliable and flexible application access from virtually any PC and eases the challenge of supporting remote employees.
ENCRYPTED USB: The IronKey Enterprise D200 [5] flash drive provides secure storage for mobile government workers who need to conveniently move large volumes of data. The device has been validated to meet the stringent FIPS 140-2 Level 3 security requirements.
WEB CONFERENCING: Curtail travel to the office by making presentations and collaborating via Cisco WebEx Meeting Center. The software as a service even offers mobile access from a smartphone.
VPN: The Cisco ASA 5510 Series [6] VPN Edition security appliance blends IPSec and Secure Sockets Layer virtual private network services for secure remote access to government systems.
IP PHONE: The Avaya one-X Deskphone Edition 9620 IP phone [7] offers enhanced high-fidelity audio with the calling features users have come to expect, such as one-touch dialing and transfer capability.