Think Beyond Purchase Price. Think Recovery Value.
Read Forrester’s new study, The Total Economic Impact of Apple Mac at Work, for insights.
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Organizations often evaluate devices on acquisition cost alone. But Forrester’s new study, The Total Economic Impact™ of Apple® Mac® at Work, found that Mac devices in a composite organization retained approximately 30% of original value after a four-year lifecyle, helping improve overall lifecycle economics and reduce total cost of ownership. Results are based on a composite organization and individual outcomes will vary.
The study, commissioned by Apple, also examines how Mac may help organizations improve employee productivity, simplify IT operations, strengthen security, and lower total lifecycle costs.
For the composite organization, the five-year analysis modeled:
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Mac at Work: More value across the device lifecycle
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The Total Economic Impact™ of Apple Mac at Work
Read the full study conducted by Forrester Consulting and commissioned by Apple, including the findings, methodology, and assumptions behind the modeled business case.
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What you will learn
1 How productivity gains and reduced device friction contributed to modeled value
1 How productivity gains and reduced device friction contributed to modeled value
2 Where IT support and device-management efficiencies may emerge
2 Where IT support and device-management efficiencies may emerge
3 How Mac may support security resilience and lost-device risk reduction
3 How Mac may support security resilience and lost-device risk reduction
4 How software, energy, hardware, and residual value influence lifecycle economics
4 How software, energy, hardware, and residual value influence lifecycle economics
5 How organizations can begin with role-based groups and scale Mac through centralized management
5 How organizations can begin with role-based groups and scale Mac through centralized management
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Disclosures: This study was commissioned by Apple and delivered by Forrester Consulting. The financial results are based on a composite organization with modeling assumptions and are not a guarantee of results. Individual outcomes will vary. Forrester does not endorse Apple or its offerings.
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