Evaluate

Evaluate

Weigh the pros and cons of technologies, products and projects you are considering.

• Weigh VMware Workspace One pricing against its benefits

  VMware Workspace One is one of the leading workspace products, but it can be a steep investment. Determine whether the price tag will be worth it for your organization. Continue Reading

• What IT should know about the Microsoft Office app for Windows 10

  Microsoft released a new Microsoft Office app during an update to Windows 10. Learn about the changes that this new app brings and how to take advantage of its features. Continue Reading

• Consider these factors for the device-as-a-service model

  IT professionals looking into device as a service should evaluate how the model can fit into their organization. Learn about the benefits of the device-as-a-service model. Continue Reading

• Weigh the Citrix Workspace cost against its benefits

  Citrix Workspace is one of the leading workspace products, but it can be a steep investment. Determine whether the price tag will be worth it for your organization. Continue Reading

• Windows 7 migration presents IT with an opportunity to modernize

  Moving on from Windows 7 is still a necessity for more than one-third of organizations, and if done correctly, an OS migration can help modernize and secure your organization. Continue Reading

• Understand how UEM, EMM and MDM differ from one another

  IT should understand the differences between UEM, EMM and MDM tools so it can choose the right option for its users. Learn about the differences between these tools.Continue Reading

• Win10 Minimum Hardware Requirements Get Interesting

  Careful examination of changes to CPU details show that with version 1903, Win10 minimum hardware requirements get interesting. Simply put, newer CPUs deliver more advanced features and functions.Continue Reading

• X1 Carbon Extreme 6-Core Really Flies

  If you're looking for a serious, capable road/travel laptop, be aware that the Lenovo X1 Carbon Extreme 6-Core really flies. For $2.5-3.0K you can get performance on par with a reasonably capable ...Continue Reading

• 4 use cases for Macs in the enterprise

  Microsoft Windows is typically regarded as the go-to enterprise desktop, but IT shouldn't rule out macOS. Consider four reasons to run macOS in the enterprise.Continue Reading

• 4 use cases for Linux desktops in the enterprise

  Linux OS isn't as popular as Windows, but it still offers a variety of benefits, including flexibility and heightened security. Delve into these use cases for Linux desktops.Continue Reading

• Samsung Consumer Drivers OEM Friendly

  Because my new Lenovo loaner laptops include OEM model NVMe drives, I find myself asking are Samsung consumer drivers OEM friendly? In my case, at least, the answer turns out to be "Yes!"Continue Reading

• How to navigate a sea of UEM vendors

  The UEM market is relatively new and, therefore, confusing to navigate. But, with an analysis of what's out there, IT can begin to understand which product is the best fit.Continue Reading

• End-user security training quiz for IT pros

  When it comes to social engineering attacks, there is no better method to improve security than training users. Find out if you're ready with this quiz.Continue Reading

• How EDR tools can improve endpoint security

  IT should be constantly re-evaluating security tool choices. Endpoint detection and response tools, for example, can be a good option to improve endpoint security.Continue Reading

• Use IT help desk tools to resolve and prevent IT incidents

  The software that manages the IT help desk helps admins track, monitor and resolve incidents to optimize the benefits that these very platforms provide to their organizations.Continue Reading