DEFINITION
End User Computing (EUC) are technologies, applications and environments that enable staff to access systems to get work done. Devices such as desktops/laptops, virtual desktops, mobile devices, productivity applications and remote access solutions can be deployed and managed within an enterprise. This will provide secure, reliable and manageable resources for staff. These devices, applications and sensitive data can be controlled.
Why is End User Computing important?
- Improves staff productivity – provides access to key business applications
- Supports remote working – provides secure access to systems
- Helps centrally manage devices
- Helps with identity, endpoint and access management
- Ensures employees can easily access business systems.
End User Computing Use Cases
- It is primarily used for hybrid or remote employees running virtual systems.
- End-to-end management of employees' laptops and mobiles.
- Access to enterprise applications securely.
- Supports employees using AI-powered productivity and collaboration tools.
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