Desktops still most popular client device for business
IDC study finds desktops are still king among business users thanks to their longer lifespan and cheaper prices
Despite the surge of portable devices, desktop PCs are still the most popular client device for businesses, according to IDC. The analyst surveyed 600 execs at SMBs and enterprises in Germany, France...
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More than half of firms believe flexible working is a 'positive' for company
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