Case Study: Virtual Desktop/Thin Client (National Art Center, Tokyo)

The exhibition room is equipped with over 500 information outlets! Secure network access is available.

In museums that open their networks to various art organizations and users, security measures are necessary based on the premise that anyone can easily use the services without being restricted by devices or operating systems. At the National Art Center, Tokyo, this has been achieved through the implementation of Alcatel-Lucent's authentication switch (OmniSwitch) and Wise Technology's thin clients. Unusually for a museum, they have equipped the exhibition rooms with over 500 information outlets, allowing network access from anywhere within the exhibition space. [Network Requirements for Museums] ■ Ensuring security for each organization ■ Minimizing restrictions on the devices and operating systems that users can utilize ■ Enabling ease of use for users with limited knowledge of information systems ■ Allowing access from anywhere without location restrictions under the same conditions ■ Eliminating the need for changes to network device settings during use by multiple users or when moving *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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