The End User Compute Challenge

It is estimated that there will be more than 75 billion IoT connected devices in use by 2025, a nearly threefold increase from 2019.

SOURCE: Statista Research Department

Accurately managing an ever increasing amount of devices and assets is a challenge in itself. Business silos and a variety of suppliers, manufacturers and licence agreements add further complexity for already overwhelmed IT and Facilities departments.

By taking a strategic approach to End User Compute you can achieve significant productivity gains, reduce costs and enhance employee experience.

Ensuring that your organisation is optimising assets and devices they may already have in place, as well as providing the right technology and applications for the future.

Additionally, the right partner can ensure that they are addressing the fundamentals of your approach, relieving pressure on your IT and Facilities teams, boosting technology adoption rates and providing support right through to ecologically sound disposal and future-planning.

IT and Facilities teams face a range of challenges when implementing an effective End User Compute strategy.

Do these End User Compute challenges sound familiar?

Difficulty managing Microsoft licences
Numerous sites to roll out devices
Low adoption rates of new technology
High number of IT 1st line support tickets
Complex device upgrade roll-outs
Application performance issues
Slow logon durations
Network / Work from home issues

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