IT teams are increasingly relying on automation and maintenance tools as they manage an expanding number of Apple devices with limited staffing. A recent survey by MacPaw indicates that nearly half of the respondents report their Macs remain operational for three to five years, largely attributed to the efficiency of the M1 Apple Silicon chip. This shift is altering traditional hardware management strategies, moving the focus from regular replacement cycles to enhancing productivity and reducing downtime.
Over 45,000 organizations utilize Mosyle, recognized as the only comprehensive solution to deploy, manage, and protect Apple devices seamlessly. The platform aims to streamline the management process, making it easier for teams to handle their Apple fleets, especially as resource shortages become more prevalent. The company encourages users to request an extended trial to explore its offerings.
As of now, the long-term effects of Apple’s transition to Silicon are becoming evident for both the company and its IT partners. With the M-series devices proving to be more durable than their Intel predecessors, the implications for hardware lifecycle management are significant, allowing organizations to operate with greater efficiency.