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[TechRepublic] Remote desktop revisited in light of Swine Flu

May 07, 2009
How do I use remote desktop?
With the recent outbreak of a new variant of the N1H1 virus (Swine Flu), companies have been forced to consider their emergency response to a pandemic. Telecommuting via remote access and VPN should play an integral part in those plans.

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