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Improving Employee Productivity Is Paramount Whether They're Working in Offices…
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Adjusted Priorities Are Driving Device Vendor Changes and PCaaS Adoption
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Cost Management and Extended Refresh Cycles Are Affecting Endpoint Procurement
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Modern Unified Endpoint Management Usage Is Evenly Split With Traditional Manage…
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Windows 11 Migrations Are Well Underway, While Perpetual Licenses Are Still Pref…
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IT Departments Seem to Be Right-sized, but Plenty of Opportunities Exist for…
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Research Report: Endpoint Device Trends: Evaluating a Shifting Desktop and Laptop Procurement, Management, OS, Feature, Application, and Spending Landscape
Feb 14, 2024
by
Gabe Knuth, Bill Lundell
Whether using traditional PCs or laptops, workstations, Macs, Chromebooks, or virtual desktops and applications, the endpoint device is the first link in the chain that connects a user to their work. In today’s typical corporate environment, IT organizations are tasked with supporting multiple endpoint devices per user across a range of hardware form factors and operating systems. Each device or OS type requires additional considerations for purchasing, deployment, management, and security. Acquisition, deployment, and ongoing management efforts are affected by this sprawl, with models often including thin clients, BYOD programs, unmanaged (zero-trust) devices, and corporate-managed devices.
To gain further insight into these trends and understand how organizations are evolving their traditional endpoint strategies by incorporating new and alternative approaches, TechTarget’s Enterprise Strategy Group surveyed 354 IT professionals at organizations in North America (US and Canada) involved with their organization’s endpoint device purchasing, technology, and processes.
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Table of Contents
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Executive Summary
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Introduction
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Research Findings
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Improving Employee Productivity Is Paramount Whether They're Working in Offices or Elsewhere
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Adjusted Priorities Are Driving Device Vendor Changes and PCaaS Adoption
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Cost Management and Extended Refresh Cycles Are Affecting Endpoint Procurement
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Modern Unified Endpoint Management Usage Is Evenly Split With Traditional Management
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Windows 11 Migrations Are Well Underway, While Perpetual Licenses Are Still Preferred for Office
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IT Departments Seem to Be Right-sized, but Plenty of Opportunities Exist for Optimization
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Conclusion
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Research Methodology
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Respondent Demographics
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