See how Panos helped a progressive school district in Rhode Island with seven schools, 3,300 students and over 700 staff supported by an IT staff of just five provide access to Windows desktops. The Pano Device's size and low power requirement allowed installation even in older buildings that lack the space and AC power connections needed to support traditional PCs. Along with improving data security, reducing the desktop support overhead, and leveraging of their prior VMware experience and infrastructure, director of technology Mark Lamson selected the Pano System expecting the power savings alone to pay for the devices in about three years.