The new remote and hybrid work reality has turned the spotlight not only on the capabilities of an organization’s collaboration tools, but also on the devices that staff use to connect to the corporate network. In order to support employees wherever they choose to work, businesses have been coping with a steadily rising demand from its employees for secure, intuitive devices that afford the same level of productivity from within the office walls – if not more.

Recently I have been curious about how businesses are connecting to cloud service providers such as Microsoft Azure and AWS. Like you, I am overwhelmed with cloud marketing initiatives …

For better or worse, the days of being required to work out of the corporate offices are gone. This then begs the question – how does an organization provision, image, deploy, and support devices in an environment where walking up to the office tech-bar, or calling a technician for desk-side support may not be an option any longer?

Let me begin with a confession - although I work for a leading IT service provider, I am not a very “techie” person. Typically, when I receive a new device …

As a well-travelled IT professional my life is paradoxically the same and different since adjusting to the new remote work climate. As a software sales executive, I am no stranger …