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Regardless of the size of your business, you’ll be leveraging some form of technology in every aspect of your daily work life. No matter the industry, you and your team will be utilizing mobile phones, tablets, laptops, and more. If you’ve chosen Apple devices for your workforce, you’re already ahead of the curve. iPhones, iPads, and Macs are considered the most reliable, secure, and easy-to-use devices on the market.

But now that you’ve got your Apple devices in place at your business, there’s the matter of managing them daily. You’ll want to make sure the devices are up to date, secure, and have all the apps your team needs at a moment’s notice. 

After a lot of planning, pitching, long nights, working weekends, and all the grinding required to get a business idea off the ground, you’ve finally gotten to the point where now you’re thinking more about hiring new employees, growth opportunities, and expansion strategies, rather than surviving month-to-month.  

Congratulations! You’ve already accomplished far more than the great majority of those who try to start a new business. Now, the question is: what’s next?

ZikeTech has created the world’s first and fastest USB4 SSD enclosure for professional expanded storage needs. ZikeDrive delivers record breaking speeds in a heat dissipating aluminum casing that’s smaller than the iPhone in your pocket. Drop in any capacity NVMe SSD including 16TB and higher drives, and you’ve got fast and portable media storage for your Mac, iPad, PlayStation, XBOX, PC and more.

In today’s ever-evolving digital landscape, IT admins must keep up with the latest technologies and ensure devices are always secure and up to date. Remote work has only accelerated the challenges of a rapidly increasing digital transformation. The number of work devices in organizations continues to grow as well. 

Apple has been the preferred mobile device choice of end-users for many years. And thanks to an impressive evolution of Apple-specific IT solutions, Apple devices are quickly becoming the most popular and preferred choice for IT administrators.

One could make the argument that the most dangerous place to be is on the internet. People face more security threats per day by accessing emails and browsing the internet than doing anything else. 

Phishing emails, malware, scams, identity theft, and tracking are just some to the risks that we all face on a daily basis, and all of them come from the same place: the internet.

Macs are on pace to become the top endpoint in the enterprise in the coming years. If you entered the workforce in the last 5-6 years, there’s a good chance you were given a Mac on your first day and you likely don’t remember a world where the only Macs that an organization generally had was in the graphic design department. 

These users were on an island by themselves – often having to become their own IT department to troubleshoot issues. The IT department didn’t manage software updates or system settings. They’d buy the Mac, give it to the employee and probably would never see the device again.