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Thick client Pro -      Thick client software offers a rich user interface that allows developers to use a wide variety of custom fonts and menus, which improve the look and feel of the application and the usability of the solution.Thick clients provide better performance, mainly because application processing is done locally on the user device. The application doesn’t rely upon the network, and when the user roams into a coverage hole, the application keeps working because the data is readily available from the user device. Because a thick client is capable of running offline, the reduction in communications over the wireless network conserves scarce bandwidth for other applications, such as VoIP.

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Thick client Pro -      Thick client software offers a rich user interface that allows developers to use a wide variety of custom fonts and menus, which improve the look and feel of the application and the usability of the solution.Thick clients provide better performance, mainly because application processing is done locally on the user device. The application doesn’t rely upon the network, and when the user roams into a coverage hole, the application keeps working because the data is readily available from the user device. Because a thick client is capable of running offline, the reduction in communications over the wireless network conserves scarce bandwidth for other applications, such as VoIP.

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Con of thick client: physically heavier, slower processing because so much being stored on it, more expensive to buy

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Cost savings
- IT costs
- energy savings
- licensing costs
- software updates & security outsourced
- access to apps & data from anywhere

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The pro to be thin is that it's less dependent on client,

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The pro is that the client doesn't need to be powerful.

There is less complication for correcting the client.

Lets face it the clients are not always the sharpest in tool in the shed.

Thin client is a lightweight computer or end-users which is more easily replaced.

Hard drivers is unnecessary for Thin client which can decrease the cost and increase efficiency.

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Thick side:
Pros:
*If the server breaks down then clients can still work.
*Data can be saved locally.
*Users can use their own removable media at and personalise each workstation.
*Server requirements are less as lass physical storage is required together with associated costs (room temperature control, floor space usage etc.)

Cons:
*More bandwidth is needed, so network traffic is slowed.
*not as good security as thin clients