IT Leaders feel that Mac combines reliability and simplicity for enterprise use

FORT MILL, SC, Mar 2, 2026 –  A new survey of enterprise IT leaders commissioned by Compucom, a leading technology sourcing, managed services provider and an Apple Premium Business Partner, finds that Mac is a trusted platform of choice for enterprises that prioritize security, AI-readiness, and user experience.

The results from the survey fielded by Atomik Research, reveal some industry insights around Mac security features including:

• 73% of IT leaders say Mac is more secure than PC
• 83% believe Mac offers tangible security advantages
• 78% report fewer security incidents on Mac devices

Reliability and usability also are top drivers as 72% rate Mac devices as more reliable and 53% say they’re easier to support.

The survey also shows enterprises are maturing in device lifecycle management, with 67% running formal programs and 43% actively recovering end-of-life value — aligning with sustainability and cost-optimization goals. A Mac device offers strong residual value at end-of-life thanks primarily to its strong trade-in value. Combined with Compucom’s strong IT asset disposition, customers with Mac devices can reap additional benefits using Compucom’s buyback and recycling programs.

Device Choice Redefined the Modern Workplace

The survey found that 90% of enterprises now empower employees to choose the device that works best for them. With these changing workforce expectations, enterprises new to Mac may need assistance with key services like network setup and identity management — this is where Compucom can help.

Compucom leverages its proprietary Full Lifecycle Observability (FLO) Framework to help enterprises procure, deploy, and manage Mac devices using existing platforms like Microsoft Intune, JAMF, and other enterprise tools. Compucom also provides enterprise customers a customized Readiness Assessment using its Mac Maturity Model. The result: simplified operations, lower support tickets, and a better end-user experience. Mac in the Enterprise

In the FLO: Keeping Employees Productive, Engaged, and Secure

Compucom’s FLO Framework gives IT teams real-time visibility across all endpoints, including Mac, to monitor performance, security posture, and user experience. FLO enables teams to detect and resolve issues before they impact employees, maintain compliance, and optimize device health throughout the lifecycle.

“The FLO Framework is like having a command center for the entire digital workplace,” added Flanagan. “It helps IT move from reactive to proactive resolution, anticipating problems before users even notice them. Combined with our lifecycle services for Apple devices, it creates a more secure, productive, and satisfying environment for every employee.”

AI-Ready by Design

With 54% of IT leaders already adopting AI and another 40% exploring it, Mac is viewed as a strong platform for the next generation of workplace innovation. According to Flanagan, “The combination of strong security architecture and AI performance, bolstered by Apple silicon, positions Mac to lead the AI era — and Compucom helps enterprises unlock that potential responsibly and securely.”

About Compucom 

Compucom, an Apple Authorized Service Provider and Apple Premium Business Partner, delivers smarter, more secure, and more sustainable technology experiences for the modern workplace. As a leading provider of managed IT, digital workplace, and device lifecycle services, Compucom helps enterprises source, integrate, support, and optimize technology across hybrid environments. With solutions like Full Lifecycle Observability (FLO), Compucom enables organizations to enhance productivity, control costs, and empower employees everywhere. Visit www.compucom.com to learn more.

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Emma Mak • Staff Writer

Mac adoption is accelerating across the enterprise. But as any seasoned IT leader will tell you, successful rollout isn’t about handing out sleek devices and hoping for the best. Success hinges on deploying, managing, and securing Mac devices at scale with precision and confidence — and doing it in a way that fits your organization’s unique needs.

Why Enterprises are Betting on Mac

Our recent survey uncovered a striking trend: 90% of enterprises now offer employees the freedom to choose between Mac and PC. Why? Because Mac delivers what modern work demands — powerful performance, rock-solid reliability, and security built into every layer.

Employees love Mac devices, finding them ideal for demanding applications and hybrid work flexibility. And when people feel empowered by their technology, productivity and engagement rise — benefiting the entire organization. The challenge? Scaling Mac adoption without adding complexity. That’s where proven strategies and the right expertise make all the difference.

The Playbook: Best Practices for Mac Deployment at Scale

Smart enterprises don’t wing it — they follow best practices. Here’s what works for a Mac roll out at scale:

1. Seamless Enrollment

Zero-touch provisioning is a game-changer for efficient, scalable Mac management. Using Apple Business Manager (ABM) and Automated Device Enrollment (ADE), devices arrive ready to work. Advanced configuration centers can pre-load settings, apps, and security profiles before shipping — saving time. Fast. Secure. Hassle-free.

2. Configuration Profiles & Policies

Compliance starts with control. Define and enforce encryption, password rules, and access policies tailored to your environment upfront. Apply device restriction profiles to safeguard data and limit access to sensitive features. Enforce security baselines consistently.

3. Application Management

Productivity hinges on efficient app deployment and updates. Use MDM solutions to distribute applications via macOS app packages or the Volume Purchase Program (VPP), ensuring employees have the tools they need. Automate updates to keep software current and secure with minimal manual intervention — so your teams always have the tools they need without IT firefighting.

4. Security & Compliance Configuration

Comprehensive security policies protect corporate data and minimize risk. Enforce FileVault encryption, firewall and Gatekeeper settings, and multi-factor authentication (MFA). Layer these protections with continuous monitoring and compliance reporting to stay audit-ready.

5. Continuous Monitoring & Reporting

Visibility is key to effective management of endpoints. Device compliance reports, custom security insights, and alerts for violations enable proactive risk mitigation.

6. Optimizing User Experience

A smooth onboarding experience drives adoption and reduces support dependency. Clear instructions, transparent policies, and self-service portals empower users to manage their devices, install apps, and access support resources. Training sessions for new-to-Mac employees accelerate proficiency and satisfaction.

7. Testing & Continuous Feedback

Pilot deployments and user feedback loops are critical for refining processes and optimizing the user experience. They help refine policies before full rollout. This iterative approach ensures a seamless transition.

8. Documentation & Training

Long-term success depends on accessible documentation and ongoing education. FAQs, troubleshooting guides, and IT training keep teams confident and prepared.

The Strategic Advantage of Lifecycle Management

Mac management goes way beyond the day-one setup — it must consider the entire lifecycle. From procurement and deployment to support and retirement, unified visibility and proactive insights make the difference between reactive firefighting and strategic IT management.

Empowering Employee Choice Without Compromise

Offering Mac choice doesn’t mean sacrificing control or security. With the right management tools and lifecycle services, organizations can confidently support Mac devices alongside PCs, ensuring compatibility with enterprise apps and robust security. Our recent internal survey shows that employees value the option to choose Mac, and most report a seamless experience with corporate applications and collaboration tools.

The Stategic Advantage of Mac + Compucom

Mastering Mac integration, management, and security/compliance requires a strategic approach grounded in best practices. Partnering with experienced providers like us ensures these best practices are not just theoretical but operationalized for real business impact.

Compucom’s Full Lifecycle Observability (FLO) Framework helps enterprises optimize Mac management across procurement, deployment, configuration, support, and retirement. FLO uses AI-driven insights to drive smarter decision-making and proactive service improvements, ensuring Macs receive equal attention and tailored support throughout their lifecycle.

By combining best practices with Compucom’s expertise and FLO Framework, enterprises unlock the full potential of their Mac devices: better security, smarter management, and an exceptional employee experience.

Ready to make Mac work harder for your business?

https://www.compucom.com/mac-in-the-enterprise/

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SNAPSHOT: Mac is increasingly vital in today’s enterprise, but the true value of these devices is unlocked through strategic lifecycle management. This blog explores how organizations can optimize every stage — from procurement and deployment to support and retirement — ensuring Mac delivers maximum performance, security, and employee satisfaction.

Emma Mak • Staff Writer

Thinking about scaling your Mac fleet or offering Mac as a choice? Your first instinct might be to focus on procurement and deployment.

We’d like to challenge that thinking. The real opportunity lies in managing those devices across their entire lifecycle.

From the moment a Mac is ordered to the day it’s retired, every stage presents a chance to improve performance, reduce risk, and elevate the employee experience. Robust processes are essential, but the real advantage comes from gaining visibility into the complete lifecycle.

With Compucom’s Full Lifecycle Observability (FLO) Framework, IT teams gain real-time insights across every stage of the Mac lifecycle — from procurement and provisioning to support and retirement. FLO turns data into action, helping organizations make smarter, faster, and more strategic decisions about their Mac environments.

Let’s explore how lifecycle management, powered by visibility, transforms Mac adoption from a tactical rollout into a strategic advantage for your business.

Why Lifecycle Management Matters

Mac has always had that “cool kid” energy — sleek, powerful, and universally admired. But let’s be honest: for a long time, IT teams weren’t exactly fans. Mac management used to mean juggling separate tools, inconsistent policies, and limited visibility — a headache teams could do without.

That’s changed.

Major strides have been made in the enterprise readiness of Mac, with tools like Apple Business Manager, Automated Device Enrollment (ADE), and deep integrations with MDM platforms like Microsoft Intune and Jamf. Today, Mac is easier to manage, and IT teams have become fans of their reliability, security, and lower support burden.

Still, even the most capable devices can underdeliver without a structured lifecycle strategy. Without it, your Mac devices risk becoming underutilized, misconfigured, or unsupported, leading to higher costs, increased risk, and a diminished employee experience.

A comprehensive lifecycle approach ensures that every Mac is:

• Sourced strategically to match role-specific needs
• Deployed efficiently with minimal IT overhead
• Configured correctly for security and productivity
• Secured continuously across its lifespan
• Supported proactively to reduce downtime
• Retired responsibly to recover value and plan refreshes

With the right lifecycle management, and the visibility that FLO provides, Mac goes from being the device employees want to the one IT teams appreciate.

The Six Stages of the Mac Lifecycle — Enhanced with FLO

1. Procurement

During procurement, we lay the foundation for a successful Mac deployment by:

• Selecting optimal Mac models and configurations for each role
• Leveraging volume purchasing and integrating with Apple Business Manager (ABM)
• Forecasting future needs using FLO’s usage trends and lifecycle analytics

2. Deployment

During deployment, we ensure each Mac is ready to work from day one by:

• Provisioning devices with zero-touch setup
• Streamlining device setup through ABM and Automated Device Enrollment (ADE)
• Tracking deployment success rates with FLO to ensure smooth rollouts
• Minimizing downtime by making devices operational immediately

3. Configuration

During configuration, we ensure security, compliance, and a seamless user experience by:

• Applying role-based profiles and integrating identity providers (e.g., Azure AD)
• Using custom scripting to tailor device settings
• Validating that policies, apps, and settings are correctly applied with FLO to reduce misconfiguration and setup delays

4. Security & Compliance

Security is a continuous process. Throughout the lifecycle, we maintain robust security and compliance by:

• Monitoring compliance and enforcing encryption
• Providing visibility into device health and policy adherence with FLO
• Alerting IT to compliance risks before they escalate

5. Support

When Mac lifecycle management is done right, less support is needed. But when it’s needed, we deliver fast, expert assistance by:

• Providing 24/7 service desk support for Apple devices
• Proactively monitoring and analyzing user experience
• Capturing user sentiment and support trends with FLO to drive continuous improvement

6. Retirement

End-of-life doesn’t mean end-of-value. We maximize value of your assets and ensure secure transitions by:

• Tracking device age, usage, and performance with FLO
• Planning timely, performance-based refreshes to maximize residual value
• Wiping data securely, certified recycling, and asset recovery

Why Visibility Changes Everything

Without visibility, IT teams are left guessing:

• Which devices are underperforming?
• Where are the support gaps?
• Are security policies being enforced consistently?

FLO eliminates the guesswork. It consolidates millions of data points into centralized dashboards, using AI and analytics to surface trends, anomalies, and actionable insights. This empowers IT to:

• Monitor device health and performance across platforms
• Track user experience and support interactions
• Automate service improvements
• Ensure equal attention and tailored support for Mac users

The Stategic Advantage of Mac + Compucom

Mac is no longer just the sleek device sought after by creatives in marketing; it’s the secure, scalable, and smart tool that all departments in your enterprise can benefit from. But unlocking its full potential requires a partner who understands how to manage the entire lifecycle with precision, visibility, and enterprise-grade support.

As both an Apple Premium Business Partner and an Apple Authorized Service Provider, we bring unmatched expertise in deploying, managing, and supporting Mac at scale. From zero-touch deployment and policy enforcement to proactive support and secure retirement, we ensure every Mac is optimized for performance, compliance, and user satisfaction.

With our lifecycle services and FLO Framework, we deliver:

• Better business outcomes
• Lower operational costs
• Higher employee satisfaction
• Stronger security posture
• Smarter refresh planning

Ready to Take Control of Your Mac Lifecycle?

Whether you’re just starting your Mac journey or scaling across the enterprise, lifecycle visibility is your key to success. With Compucom’s Apple expertise and FLO Framework, you can confidently manage every stage — and every Mac — with precision.

Let’s make your Mac fleet smarter, more secure, and ready to deliver that strategic edge.

https://www.compucom.com/mac-in-the-enterprise/

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Emma Mak • Staff Writer

When it comes to enterprise IT, the role of Mac in business environments sparks a lot of discussion.

Employee demand for Mac continues to rise, driven by performance, familiarity, and user experience. At the same time, IT teams are tasked with ensuring security, scalability, and operational efficiency across increasingly complex environments.

These concerns are valid — but they’re also easily addressed with modern tools, platforms, and lifecycle practices.

Let’s take a closer look at the most common considerations IT leaders evaluate when adopting Mac at scale, and how organizations are successfully addressing them today.

Lifecycle Management Across Mac and PC

Managing a mixed-device environment can appear complex, especially if IT teams lack experience with Apple’s management tools (like Jamf or Apple Business Manager). Provisioning, monitoring, ongoing support, and secure retirement all need to work seamlessly, regardless of device type.

Platforms like Microsoft Intune and Jamf provide unified endpoint management, allowing IT teams to automate provisioning, enforce policies, monitor compliance, and support users across both Mac and PC fleets.

Compucom’s Full Lifecycle Observability (FLO) Framework consolidates device data, streamlines support, and ensures every device — Mac or PC — is tracked, managed, and retired securely. With zero-touch deployment, real-time analytics, and proactive support, Mac can be integrated into existing IT processes without adding complexity or overhead.

Compucom’s FLO Framework revolutionizes IT operations by transforming millions of data points into actionable insights. With AI, machine learning, and automation at its core, FLO empowers IT teams to monitor device health, track user experience, and automate service improvements — all while maintaining security and compliance.

“We’ve built what I’ve always wanted myself as a CIO — a comprehensive, accurate view of your IT estate.”

Mike Flanagan, Compucom CIO/CTO

Security and Compliance at Enterprise Scale

Security and compliance remain top priorities for IT leaders, especially in regulated industries or highly distributed environments. The ability to enforce consistent policies and maintain visibility across all devices is essential.

Security is foundational to the Mac experience. Modern Mac devices feature hardware-based encryption, Secure Enclave, FileVault, and System Integrity Protection, providing robust protection against threats. Enterprise IT leaders overwhelmingly agree — 73% rate Mac as more secure than PC, and 78% report fewer security incidents with Mac devices.

Tools like Intune and Jamf allow IT teams to enforce security policies, monitor device health, and respond quickly to threats, ensuring Mac is a safe choice for any business environment.

Compucom’s lifecycle security approach further strengthens this foundation, integrating third-party tools, enforcing policies, and monitoring compliance in real time. Our Full Lifecycle Observability (FLO) Framework gives IT teams “superpowers” to boost asset intelligence and security and compliance so that you’ll know where your assets are, and that they’re adhering to security policies and best practices to keep your business secure.

Application Compatibility and Infrastructure Integration

Enterprise IT environments are often built around Windows-based systems, applications, and management tools. Ensuring seamless integration across applications, networks, and identity platforms is a key consideration when introducing any new device.

Modern macOS supports native compatibility with Microsoft 365, Zoom, Salesforce, and other business-critical apps. For specialized workflows, solutions like virtualization and cloud-based platforms further expand compatibility. With ongoing improvements in enterprise software, Mac can seamlessly support the tools your teams rely on every day.

Solutions like Apple Business Manager, Microsoft Intune, and Jamf enable zero-touch deployment, automated provisioning, and unified endpoint management. Mac integrates smoothly with identity providers (such as Azure AD), network configurations, and collaboration platforms. With best practices for onboarding, configuration, and continuous monitoring, Mac devices can be seamlessly managed alongside PCs, eliminating silos and simplifying IT operations.

90% of Compucom users report no issues using corporate applications on Mac, and 8 in 10 find collaboration tools like Teams and Outlook easy to use.

Device Fit Across Enterprise Roles

Mac was traditionally seen as a tool for creative professionals, not for general business use, but that perception no longer reflects how organizations operate today.

Employee choice programs (CYOD/BYOD) are on the rise, with 90% of organizations now offering PC vs. Mac options. In Compucom’s internal survey, 43% or associates would choose a Mac as their primary work device, and 64% use Apple products personally. This widespread familiarity with Apple’s ecosystems reduces onboarding friction and boosts productivity across the board. Mac is now a strategic asset for every department, not just the creative ones.

Total Cost of Ownership and Long-Term Value

According to Forrester, Mac costs $547 less per device than a PC over five years, thanks to reduced IT overhead, fewer support tickets, and higher residual value. Cisco found that Mac requires 33% fewer IT admins to support, and Compucom’s field data shows Mac laptops generate four times fewer support tickets than non-Mac devices. The result? Lower operational costs and less annoyed, more productive employees.

The Bottom Line

With proven security, seamless integration, strong employee preference, and lower total cost of ownership, Mac has become a strategic asset for modern organizations.

When paired with the right lifecycle management, visibility, and security frameworks, Mac enables IT leaders to deliver a better experience for users while maintaining control, compliance, and operational excellence.

Compucom helps organizations maximize the value of Mac across every stage of the lifecycle — ensuring IT teams get the visibility they need and users get the experience they expect.

Ready to explore what Mac can do for your enterprise?

Leverage our experts and discover workshops, assessments, and pilot programs to start your journey.

https://www.compucom.com/mac-in-the-enterprise/

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Mandi Moragne • Partner Alliance Manager

Apple devices are not only known for their sleek design and user-friendly interface but also for their reliability, robust performance, and security features. Apple has reaffirmed its forward-thinking reputation by leading the charge with AI-capable devices and prioritizing sustainability. The iconic Mac^® is increasingly becoming the go-to choice for enterprise, and for good reason.

So, what are the benefits of offering the AI-capable Mac in your enterprise? And how can partnering with an Apple Premium Business Partner ensure a smooth Mac adoption process?

Rapid Adoption of AI-Capable PCs

The launch of ChatGPT in November 2022 was a landmark moment, positioning generative AI as a pivotal accelerator across the technology industry. Fast forward to 2024, and the conversation now centers on AI-capable PCs. According to Canalys, 19% of PCs shipped in 2024 will meet the initial definition of AI-capable, and this figure is expected to soar to 60% by 2027. This rapid adoption underscores the immense potential and impact AI-capable PCs can have on the market.

Defining AI-Capable PCs

AI-capable PCs are equipped with dedicated chipsets designed to handle on-device AI workloads. Unlike traditional PCs that rely heavily on cloud-based AI services, AI-capable PCs process data directly on the device, offering faster response times and enhanced privacy. This shift marks a significant advancement in PC technology, enabling these devices to perform complex tasks such as natural language processing, real-time translation, and advanced data analytics with remarkable efficiency.

Apple’s Role in Shaping the Future

Apple has been shipping AI-enabled Macs since 2020, embedding AI at the core of its devices. Apple’s commitment to on-device AI is evident through its empowered developer community and focus on device ecosystems and privacy. These efforts have positioned Apple as a key player in the AI-capable PC market, driving substantial adoption and setting high standards for the industry.

Understanding the Total Economic Impact of Mac in Enterprise

The recent Forrester article “The Total Economic Impact of Mac in Enterprise” provides valuable insights into the economic benefits of using Mac devices in an enterprise setting. The study highlights several key areas where Mac excels:

• Reduced device support and management costs by almost one-third: Macs require fewer IT support hours, which translates to significant cost savings, with 60% fewer tickets filed per device per year and tickets that are cheaper to resolve. Consequently, IT employees spend less time on device management, enabling them to manage twice as many devices per employee.
• Three times the device residual value: After four years of use, MacBook Air had three times the device residual value of a PC.
• Lowered energy consumption by over one-half: According to Forrester’s research, Macs consume 56% less energy than PCs.

User Preference and Enhanced Productivity

By adopting Macs in the enterprise, companies can offer employees the choice of devices they like and are familiar with. This will mean employees are onboarded faster and are more likely to troubleshoot issues easily.

Mac is being used for a greater range of roles than ever before. With powerful processors, advanced graphics, and intuitive software, Mac enables employees to work more efficiently and effectively. Whether designing complex graphics, running data analysis, or managing large projects, they make it easier to get the job done. Some key attributes of offering Mac to enhance productivity include:

• Intuitive Interface: The macOS environment is user-friendly, making it easier for employees to adapt and stay productive.
• Seamless Integration: Macs integrate effortlessly with other Apple devices, enhancing workflow and communication.
• Employee Satisfaction: A happy workforce is a productive workforce. Users who prefer Macs are likely to be more engaged and efficient.

Improved Security and Compliance

Security is a top priority for any enterprise, and with Mac, employees and businesses benefit from robust security features. Additionally, they are designed to comply with industry standards and regulations, ensuring that your business remains compliant with data protection laws. Some key Mac attributes that improve security and compliance include:

• Built-in Encryption: Features like FileVault provide robust encryption for sensitive data.
• Advanced Threat Detection: macOS includes several layers of security to detect and mitigate threats in real time.
• Regular Updates: Apple frequently releases security updates, ensuring that your devices are always protected against the latest threats.

Compucom: Your Partner of Choice for Enterprise Apple Adoption

By adopting Macs in the enterprise, companies can offer employees the choice of devices they like and are familiar with. This will mean employees are onboarded faster and are more likely to troubleshoot issues easily.

• Apple Premium Business Partner (US, Canada)
• Apple Authorized Service Provider (AASP) (US, Canada)
• Jamf Managed Service Provider and Reseller (US, Canada)

With a deep understanding of Apple technology and enterprise needs, we ensure a seamless and successful integration of Apple devices into your business environment.

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David Krauthamer • Staff Writer

Compucom and Apple – The Right Choice

Apple Just Works – For Business

For some time now, Apple has been making inroads into enterprise organizations. In fact, the use of Apple devices in the enterprise segment has grown by 68% in recent years.

In 2021, the demand for Apple skyrocketed in the enterprise market, driven in part by employee choice and the pandemic-driven rise of remote work. And by May 2022, IDC estimated that Macs make up 23% of endpoints in enterprise organizations, a significant portion of all their endpoints.  

Macs, of course, are only part of the story around Apple devices in the enterprise. According to another IDC survey, iPhones account for 49% of the smartphone installed base among US-based enterprises, and iPads make up the majority of tablets used in the workplace.

The proliferation of Apple devices — macOS devices, as well as iPhones and iPads — is causing many organizations to rethink their approach to overall endpoint provisioning, management, and security. 

What Our Partnership With Apple Means for Your Organization

Compucom has been working closely with Apple for more than 25 years. Our experience and partnership with them help us understand the nuances of their products and the importance of adhering to Apple’s best practices.

Our current Apple-certified credentials include the following:  

• Apple Premium Business Partner (US, Canada)
• Apple Authorized Service Provider (US, Canada)
• Jamf Managed Service Provider and Reseller (US, Canada)

This means that we are trusted by Apple to sell, support, and service their products. That is a true partnership that works to the benefit of all of our customers. Let’s take a look at what these three credentials are and what having them brings to our customers.   

Apple Premium Business Partner

As an Apple Premium Business Partner, Compucom specializes in lifecycle services to support business customers as they procure, deploy, and manage Apple products. Compucom acts a technology advisor and provides a seamless user experience with an established Apple Practice team. 

Apple Authorized Service Provider (ASP)

Apple products are known for fostering innovation. Simplifying your operations, lightening the load for your IT teams, creating an employee-focused experience, and maximizing productivity requires keeping them up and running. And while Apple products are known to be more reliable, sooner or later, all technology needs some type of service.

Apple Authorized Service Providers meet strict business, operations, and technician certification requirements to offer in-warranty and out-of-warranty repair services for any Apple product. This authorization gives us access to genuine Apple parts, tools, training, service guides, diagnostics, and resources to perform the repairs necessary to keep your devices working their best. 

Apple and Compucom – A Partnership You Can Trust

The pandemic accelerated digital transformation, causing IT teams to support more remote workers, add more security services, and offer users more device choices. These choices resulted in more Apple devices in the workplace.

While today’s IT environment has grown increasingly complex, supporting Apple devices has become simpler, offering greater flexibility, lower technical support costs, and allowing your IT teams to focus on more strategic projects.

When it comes to Apple in the workplace, Compucom has the expertise to make it all work. We know Apple. Let’s talk.

To get started, please reach out to your Compucom representative.

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