Media and Entertainment Articles | Device Management
Your planned program, where employees are offered a choice of company-owned devices, can improve end user satisfaction and flexibility, at the same time ensuring data and device security. As you...
Unlike software that is essential to productivity and security, unnecessary preloaded apps can get in the way of a smooth user experience. This can cause issues on devices related to security, storage...
Reactive, or break/fix IT is not a viable support model for media and entertainment companies. Work towards proactive IT by formulating a transition plan that includes a cost/benefit analysis...
Congratulations on establishing a program where employees are offered a choice of company-owned devices. As your organization grows, we believe it will help you streamline collaboration, harden...
Docking stations make it easier for employees working in media and entertainment companies to connect a notebook to external displays and peripherals, so that they can multitask across different...
For media and entertainment companies with multiple locations, or a large number of employees working in the field or on location, providing reliable IT support can be complicated. But it is much...
While bring-your-own-device (BYOD) may reduce upfront costs, it can also expose you to greater security risks and more complexity. Personal devices owned by media and entertainment professionals are...
Power efficiency initiatives can help media & entertainment organizations reduce energy costs and achieve sustainability goals. Computers tend to use the most energy of all office equipment, and...
As your workforce becomes increasingly mobile, device management becomes an even more critical pillar in your overall strategy, helping you to protect content, data and user identities. As you evolve...
With a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) program in place, you may have seen more operational flexibility for your workforce, especially important if it is highly contractor-based. However, BYOD also...
From January 2020, Microsoft will no longer support Windows 7. That means no more security updates or any support services - leaving your content, customer data and employee information vulnerable to...