As a service model, the IT environment is shifting quickly towards that, and an ever-increasing slice of business instruments, whether hardware or software, are no longer owned by the company, but "employed" credit information. There are still regions where this model is not very common, such as employee-available pcs. Businesses should move to the PC as a service model as quickly as possible, according to Dynabook, former Toshiba.
It's time to switch to the view of Dynabook on the topic as a service model for pcs too. Adopting the PC as a service model as part of an IT policy does not simply imply selecting the device and entrusting it to staff'-said Massimo Arioli, Business Unit Director Italy, Dynabook Europe GmbH-' Life cycle management is becoming increasingly important in the professional mobile world, particularly if phones can be lost or robbed while traveling and traveling, in the same manner that businesses are facing businesses. Mobile work is becoming increasingly common and it is crucial that businesses provide reliable instruments, safe to use and, why not, even elegant in terms of aesthetics to their staff. "When the PC as a service model is introduced, the systems are embedded and as consumer phones have become more user-friendly and employees are now using them, there is a danger that they will prefer them to company ones, using them as an option with associated safety hazards," Massimo continues-" Therefore IT executives need to guarantee that the entire fleet of company machines is up-to-date.