Users may have a variety of reasons to use multiple devices in corporate settings, such as differing screen size and application support, but it is unreasonable to think that we can continue to operate like this. Today, an employee can use a single device to connect to multiple screens and systems, depending on the tasks they are performing at the time. They may use traditional input devices such as a keyboard and a mouse or incorporate new innovations like touch, voice, and motion. The point is they only need one device to connect to a variety of input peripherals and different display sizes and configurations. They can use the same devices to connect in their cars, in their offices, in coffee shops, at home, with customers, etc., while IT gains back predictable control of these fewer devices. At the same time, employees are able to remain productive and connect in the way that best suits their working style, with an experience that remains consistent across all tasks and communication channels.