What does IWS mean in GENERAL

An Intelligent WorkStation comes with features such as automated task scheduling, process automation, access control, secure document storage & sharing, centralised application management, intelligent user interface and integration with existing systems & databases. It can also provide enhanced security through authentication & authorization mechanisms.

No, setting up an IWS is easy and straightforward - simply plug it into your existing network infrastructure and it will automatically configure itself for you. However if you do need help configuring the system then professional support services are available to assist you with that.

Yes, all data stored within an IWS is secured by multiple layers of encryption which ensure that information remains confidential even when transmitted over public networks. In addition to this, users can also use two-factor authentication measures such as biometric scanners or tokens to further increase security levels where needed.

Once your workstation has been set up you’ll be able to log in using your username/password combination or biometric scan (depending on the authentication measures implemented). You will then find detailed instructions on how to use the various features included with your workstation in the form of online documentation/tutorials or directly through contact with customer support professionals if needed.

The exact hardware requirements depend on how exactly how you plan on using your Intelligent WorkStation but generally speaking there would usually be a minimum requirement such as a Pentium 4 processor or equivalent along with at least 2GB of RAM installed so that it can run properly. Additionally other components such as graphics cards could be specified depending on what kind of tasks you plan on performing with it.

Yes - modern Intelligent WorkStations are usually built with scalability options in mind allowing users to upgrade their specifications later should their needs change down the line. Generally speaking these upgrade options could include components such as extra CPU cores, more RAM memory or larger hard drives depending on what kind of tasks you wish to add onto your existing setup later on.

No - all information stored within an Intelligent WorkStation is securely encrypted making it impossible for someone else access this without first obtaining authorized credentials from either yourself or another designated user (if configured correctly). Additionally users are able to see who has accessed any given document/file making it easy see whether unauthorized individuals have attempted accessing this.