End-of-User Computing Explained in Simple Terms
Bell Integration provides an overview
Is your brand at the top of its game, at the edge of development? If so, do you know what end of use compute is? The team at Bell Integration has been around since 1996, taking their clients to a level of excellence in their specialised fields. As a leader, helping others to excel, this team would always share advice, tips and insights into the world of IT. It is the kind of setting that is constantly evolving, improving and as a result changing. To stay ahead in your game, it is best to be familiar with all opportunities and options on hand. One of these is of course end-user computing.
“End of user computing refers to the various platforms and even computer systems that would allow those who are not programmers to create various applications. The need for specific applications might arise within a client’s business system and then it would be necessary for the various role players to be able to create solutions without being programmers. However, this is a very simplistic explanation of a solution that is much faster,” says Dave Leyland, the director of solutions at the brand’s CTO office.
Leyland explains that the solution also touches on virtual desktop infrastructures and other vital parts of technology. The most important point he wanted to bring across is why you would want to learn more about this kind of solution.
“Surviving in the modern business environment requires out of the box thinking. The need to have access to work in new ways is always growing. Another need is to show continuity in what you are doing and to recalibrate your operations. Redesign is the keyword towards success in the near future. It is a trend driven by a workforce that is now more remote than ever before,” Leyland expands.
A change also took place in the kind of use you’ll find. Today’s users rely a far greater deal on data that contains high volumes of video and images and they need to be able to interact with these images. The ability of any business structure to adapt to these changes will determine their success. Thus, these applications that become available through the end of user computing is the key to their success.
“In short, end of user computing allows agility in the workplace, it enables your workforce to be mobile and it is accommodating a range of solutions in a remote work environment,” Leyland emphasises the importance of the role of end of user computing.
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