Organisations accelerating their digital workplace achieve improvements
See the biggest return on device investments
This study by ESG looks into the adoption of modern device technologies within organisations and whether this has helped them to support their employees and improve their productivity, and if this has then contributed to their greater business success.
Surveying over 2000 IT decision makers, ESG asks them what has accelerated their digital transformation, what devices have shown the biggest ROI, and what’s driving their future innovation.
Download this whitepaper to learn the correlations between digital workplace acceleration and business success.
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