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Integrating ThinLinc in your solution or product

Integrating ThinLinc in your solution or product

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Motivation

Many organizations and software vendors seek to enhance their offerings by incorporating secure and efficient remote access capabilities. Whether it’s technology providers embedding remote management into their hardware, companies looking to rebrand a robust remote desktop solution, or application publishers aiming to deliver Linux-based software to a wider audience, the need for seamless integration is paramount. ThinLinc provides a versatile foundation that can be a crucial component in these scenarios, enabling other companies to extend their services and products with powerful graphical remote access functionalities.

ThinLinc as an integrated component

ThinLinc’s architecture allows it to be a key piece within a larger service or software ecosystem. Instead of building remote access from scratch, companies can leverage ThinLinc’s proven technology to add significant value to their existing infrastructure and products.

Benefits for technology partners

  • Seamless integration: ThinLinc is designed for interoperability and can be integrated into various platforms and solutions.
  • Enhanced product value: Embedding ThinLinc can significantly enhance the functionality and appeal of hardware or software offerings by providing secure and performant remote access.
  • Customizable solutions: While ThinLinc offers a complete solution, its components can be tailored and branded to fit the specific needs of a white-label offering.
  • Secure remote management: For hardware and infrastructure providers, ThinLinc can provide a secure channel for remote diagnostics, management, and support of their devices.

Benefits for application publishers

  • Cross-platform delivery: Deliver Linux-based graphical applications to users on Windows, macOS, and Linux without the complexities of porting.
  • Centralized management and licensing: Manage and update applications and their licenses centrally on the ThinLinc server, simplifying deployment and maintenance while reducing administrative overhead.
  • Consistent user experience: Provide users with a high-fidelity remote experience that is almost indistinguishable from local execution.

Organizational benefits

  • Leverage a proven solution: Integrate a mature and reliable remote access technology, reducing development risk and time to market.
  • Focus on core competencies: Allow your development teams to focus on your core product or service while relying on ThinLinc for remote access capabilities.
  • Cost-effective solution: Integrating ThinLinc can be more cost-effective than developing a proprietary remote access solution.
  • Enhanced customer satisfaction: Providing seamless and secure remote access can significantly improve user experience and customer satisfaction.

A piece in the puzzle

Here are examples of how ThinLinc can be integrated into different services and software offerings:

  • Privileged Access Management (PAM): ThinLinc can provide a secure and audited graphical interface for administrators accessing privileged Linux systems managed by a PAM solution. This allows for enhanced security and easier management compared to command-line only access.
  • Telecom infrastructure management: Companies providing telecom infrastructure solutions can embed ThinLinc to offer their clients secure remote GUI access to Linux-based network devices for configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting, simplifying operations and reducing the need for on-site personnel.
  • Desktop as a Service (DaaS): ThinLinc can serve as the underlying remote display protocol for a DaaS offering, providing users with secure and high-performance access to virtual Linux desktops hosted in the cloud or on-premises. This allows DaaS providers to offer a robust Linux desktop experience from any device.
  • Graphical access to cloud services: Cloud service providers can utilize ThinLinc to offer users a graphical interface to manage and interact with their Linux-based cloud resources. This can make complex cloud services more accessible to a wider range of users who may not be comfortable with command-line interfaces.

Do you believe ThinLinc has a place in your organization? Do not hesitate to get in touch. We are always happy to give advice and answer any questions you may have:

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