While Macs have always had a place in the workplace, IT teams have traditionally limited their use to specialised roles like graphic design and application development.
Using them for day-to-day computing was simply out of the question.
The answer is a four-letter word: BYOD (bring your own device).
More and more companies are allowing employees to use their personal laptops for work. And in most cases, that laptop happens to be a Mac.
In a survey of global enterprise IT professionals and executives:
* 68% said their organisation's Mac usage increased in 2015.
* 67% are expecting Apple to further cut into the PC market share within the next three years1
Faced with an increasing number of Macs in their clients' workplaces, IT professionals must start thinking of them as an opportunity rather than something to be resisted. That requires a new way of thinking about Macs - as well as the right tools and approach for managing them.
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