COMPUTER WORLD

Forward-thinking companies know they can’t skimp on the computers that keep users productive day in and day out. Regular device rotations are common practice, along with support plans to ensure devices are covered for the occasional, inevitable problems.

This approach has never been more important, because today, companies face a new wrinkle: Those devices are in users’ homes, facing uncommon risks. Devices may be left lying about, or subject to damage from pets or rambunctious children. Surge protectors may be nonexistent, leaving devices subject to power anomalies. Spills are more likely than in an office environment, given pets, kids, and questionable workspaces.

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Source: COMPUTER WORLD