Windows still owns the mainstream business PC market, but Apple’s decent toehold on the enterprise market — $25 billion annually, according to CEO Tim Cook — will only grow.
You almost certainly already have Macs in your business, connecting to your network and downloading key business documents. You just don’t know how many of them there are, who is using them, what they’re doing with them or when they last got updated anti-virus software.
Your office PCs are likely controlled by group policy that manages everything from what applications can run to what the desktop wallpaper looks like. You’re probably doing mobile device management of smartphones and tablets to enforce password strength, encryption and remote wipe, or at least tracking what connects to your mail server.
To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here