More and more businesses are adopting a strategy called workshifting to accelerate business growth, offer optimal customer service, attract and retain a productive workforce and ensure seamless business continuity. Workshifting enables the right employees to work at the right time and place, even if that’s not during standard business…

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As consumerization continues to transform IT, organizations are moving quickly to design strategies to allow and embrace bring your-own device (BYOD). Empowered to choose the best device to get their work done, including laptops as well as smartphones and tablets, people become more mobile and productive. A more satisfying…

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Now more than ever, tightening of corporate budgets is forcing IT to balance business-critical projects against routine operational projects, such as the annual PC refresh process. Replacing an aging PC with a thin client is a proven approach for reducing costs, but when those cost savings are paired…

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Everybody is talking about bring-your-own device (BYOD) policies – allowing employees to use their personal laptops, smartphones or tablets for work. Whether your business has a formal BYOD policy in place or not, the reality is that many people already use their personal mobile devices…

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Mobilizing  Windows apps For convenience and productivity, many people expect to use their mobile devices  for business activities. To do this, they need the IT organization to provide access  to business applications. As a result, IT teams face a big challenge: delivering  business apps, which…

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Welcome to the new world of end-user computing. If you haven’t yet migrated from Windows XP, you’re not alone. Nearly 29% of Windows users are still on XP. And if you’re like most holdouts, you probably just don’t have the budget or IT resources. But…

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