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gotmilk?
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or CCEA for that matter?
I'm curious whether I should pursue this now or sometime in the future? Is it used a lot in the workplace?
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Yeah, it worth 4 something and depend on your point of view.
Thin network is very usual to many non-IT, regular company. Like financial institute, trading, design company and etc....
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02-08-01 03:39 AM
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tlang
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 I agree
Thin client computing has 'made' my career in healthcare, where legacy apps are the norm.
Understanding this, now had propelled me into the legal arena too, where 'Citrix' is also used alot!
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steinmto
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