Kit Chaos

Legacy IT approaches involve end-users having to physically come into the office to pick up their kit. For those who might not live nearby, this means the kit gets shipped to the office, and then out again to their homes.

Limited Resources

A lack of tools and resources leads to IT managers struggling to manage their estate, and end-users feeling frustrated and unsatisfied with mismatched products, devices not fit for purpose, and sub-optimal support experience.

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Transition Stress

With three huge market changes set to happen simultaneously, IT teams are under immense pressure to take on transformation projects and get future-ready.

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Inefficient Manual Setups

When IT teams are burdened with setting up devices, they are pulled away from other important tasks. It’s not an efficient use of their time or skills when there’s an easier, better way.

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Sustainability Struggles

With pressure on every part of a business to meet sustainability goals, having multiple vendors means various vehicles and deliveries, and a carbon footprint that is much harder to track.

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Anticipating AI

Artificial Intelligence and the potential of GenAI to deliver huge productivity increases is the focus of business worldwide, but most people and businesses are struggling to figure out where to start.

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Wasteful Workspace

Without the right strategy, employees can end up with the wrong devices for what they need for their day to day tasks, leading to high return rates, exchanges, and lower productivity.

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Kit Chaos

When workspace kits are delivered straight to offices, they take up storage space, and create a big inconvenience for IT teams and employees alike.

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