PCs are now popular. PC sales increased during the epidemic, reaching their highest level since 2014. Over the course of a single year, global revenues climbed by 32%! It's hardly unexpected, given that many organizations needed to purchase computers that improved remote working capabilities. And all the homes that have installed computers for remote study and pleasure.

Building on this success, Microsoft just unveiled Windows 11 (due out later this year), which features a simplified look similar to a smartphone. They're making it simpler for you to stay in the flow of work by providing a neater start menu and additional methods to interact with windows.

Why are boosting sales and a new operating system important? Technology is crucial for robustness. Your company needs computers to assist your employees to do their work more easily and to contribute to their overall happiness at work. Having a clear buying plan ensures that your team has the necessary tools, which would influence their performance.

Here are a few things to think about while buying computers for your company:

ESTABLISH A HARDWARE BUDGET FOR EACH TEAM MEMBER.

Having a controlled budget helps the organization keep expenses predictable. Estimating the cost of each team member assists in ensuring that every employee who receives what they require.

As we use computers more and work from anyplace, it's useful to have numerous monitors, charging points, laptop backpack, and additional power adapters. Because these accessories are often a matter of personal preference, you can incorporate flexibility within your budget by allowing team members to select what works best for them.

Video meetings have become the standard, and we've all had a good proportion of positive and negative experiences (audio and video quality). We propose that you do not skimp on headphones and external cameras.

Determine the User Type 

While users in a corporate environment have a wide range of demands when it comes to computer equipment, we find it very useful to split them into two categories: Moderate users and Heavy users.

• Moderate Users

Moderate users' computers are often used for simple, daily tasks such as email contact, online surfing, and basic Microsoft Office tasks. While speed and durability are important for everyone, light users frequently do not require the office's quickest or most powerful computers.

• Heavy Users

Heavy users, from the other hand, demand that their computers really be powerful as necessary. These are often CEOs who depend on their computers to run the business, or workers who utilise tools that need a substantial amount of computing power, such as design or media applications (Photoshop, CAD), accounting programmes, or complex business analytics tools.

Operating System: 

If you want to use Windows in a business environment with a server, be sure you have the "Pro" version of software installed on the system. Cheap computers will usually come with the "Basic" or "Home" versions. You should also ensure that your important apps are compatible with the Windows version you intend to use (Windows 7, 8, or 10). If you are experiencing difficulty obtaining Windows 7 PCs (which certain programs still require), please let us know as we may still be able to obtain them.

Form-Factor: 

Do you want a laptop or a desktop computer? And did you also know that desktops come in a variety of shape and size? Here are a few things to consider:

Laptops are often classified into three types:

• Ultrabook’s:

are extremely light, thin, and portable, however they may not be as extensible or as fast as other choices. Thinner and lighter materials are often more costly.

• Standard Notebooks:

These are usually the best option for most individuals because they are getting lighter all the time while still having the expandability and performance options.

• Desktop Replacement: 

They offer the most possibilities, may sometimes handle several hard drives and graphics cards, and can even support display as wide as 18-inches or greater, but these systems are hot, hefty, and drain batteries. They're designed to be attached to a desk.

Desktops can also come in a variety of sizes. While each manufacturer may refer to them differently, the fundamental sequence of sizes from largest to smallest (and the lower you go, the less customizable/expansion/upgrade choices you normally have) is as follows:

• Tower
• Mini-Tower
• Small-Form-Factory/Desktop (also known as SFF)
• Ultra-Small-Form-Factor (USFF)
• Micro

COMPUTER PURCHASE FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION

Having a plan for obtaining the correct computers for your team, whether leasing or purchasing outright, helps decrease risks, manage, and control expenses, and encourage happy employees.

As an IT partner, we assist our company clients by doing the following:

1. Tracking computer inventory to assist, advise their computer purchase plan

2. Computers that operate effectively in their setting are recommended and sourced.

Please contact us if you have any questions. We're here to assist you in simplifying your IT!

PCs are now popular. PC sales increased during the epidemic, reaching their highest level since 2014. Over the course of a single year, global revenues climbed by 32%! It's hardly unexpected, given that many organizations needed to purchase computers that improved remote working capabilities. And all the homes that have installed computers for remote study and pleasure.