Increasing security vulnerabilities, Windows 11 upgrades, and emerging technologies like artificial intelligence are all affecting end-user device strategy at the same time, making it more challenging than ever to keep up with the pace of change. Often, the role of hardware as a solution to these problems is overlooked, and modernizing old PC and laptop hardware can help overcome these challenges while laying a secure, highperforming foundation upon which to build a modern end-user device strategy. Due to its advanced hardware and services portfolio, Dell is especially well positioned to help simplify IT while modernizing the workplace.

The teams that manage end-user devices such as PCs and laptops are constantly dealing with pressure that extends from all directions. Internally, those take the shape of new application deployments, supporting the needs of specific business units and the demands from end users. Externally, pressure comes from the increased number and volume of security vulnerabilities, the need to upgrade to Windows 11, and, increasingly, all things artificial intelligence.

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