5 Ways the End-User Desktop Will Look Different in 5 Years
IT managers will have significant new challenges on their hands as client capabilities—and form factors—evolve.
Look around your organization. What does your end-user desktop environment look like? Windows-based PCs? Docked laptops? Some combination thereof? Look around your organization five years from now, and the desktop landscape will appear very different.
- It Will Be Virtualized
- It Will Be Mobile
- It Will Be Secured in Depth—And By Users
- It Will Be Running Windows—Maybe
- It Won't Be a Desktop at All
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