The Salvation Army completes IT infrastructure overhaul with 10ZiG
The Salvation Army has deployed 10ZiG thin client technology across 750 locations as part of a nationwide digital infrastructure transition.

The Salvation Army has finalized a large-scale deployment of 10ZiG thin client hardware across 750 sites. The initiative serves as a core component of the organization's broader project to modernize endpoint systems and data center infrastructure.
The deployment integrates with Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop and Hyper-V environments to centralize the management of virtual desktops. By moving away from traditional desktop units, the organization aims to simplify IT maintenance and streamline resource deployment across its national footprint.
This transition reflects an industry trend toward virtualized infrastructure, allowing distributed organizations to maintain uniform security and access policies regardless of geographical location. The new hardware environment supports the organization's shift toward cloud-managed operations.