[MUSIC PLAYING] How many different device types are connecting to your network? According to a 2019 IDC workforce employee survey, employees use an average of six-plus devices to do their jobs. According to a Forrester workforce employee survey, 74% of workers use at least two devices to get work done, and 52% use three or more.
Multiplied across your organization, that's a lot of endpoints. And it can be a real challenge to get a clear picture of them all. Yet, visibility is critical. Being able to see all the assets in your environment sets up all your other tasks as an IT administrator from management and security to systems imaging and compliance.
To gain total visibility into your endpoint landscape, you need a unified endpoint management solution such as Quest KACE. You'll get a single configurable view providing access to your asset inventory across all device types. KACE helps you identify and manage all connected endpoints and software throughout your network. An integrated dashboard provides meaningful data on each asset, including device configuration, the state of application usage and licenses, patch schedules, operating updates, and more.
You can automate IT asset management from deployment to retirement, including asset audits, tracking, compliance, and reconciliation. Track your mobile endpoints and internet-of-things technologies from the same console as your other assets so that nothing slips through the cracks. Keep track of personally owned devices just as you do the ones owned by your company.
KACE empowers you to know exactly what's on your network regardless of platform. Using a unified endpoint management approach, you can easily scale to onboard an influx of devices while viewing and managing all assets with one solution. And reporting is easy, whether you need to update your boss or provide audit information to Microsoft.
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