Product FamilyEndpoints and Device Lifecycle
Business Desktop and Monitor Refresh
Replace aging desktops and monitors on a planned schedule rather than in a panic.
Desktop and monitor refreshes are driven by the desk rather than the person: fixed workstations, shared stations, and counters used by whoever is on shift. The planning questions are which stations get replaced this cycle, which can wait, and whether monitors and docking are replaced with the computer or run on their own schedule.
When this fits
- Desktops are past their useful life
- Workstations are mismatched across the team
Typical planning considerations
- Which stations are shared across shifts and therefore cannot be down during the working day
- Monitors, docking, and peripherals: replaced with the computer, or on a separate cycle
- Desk space, mounting, and cable routing that limit what will physically fit
- Where a small-form-factor or all-in-one machine makes more sense, and where a tower is still the right answer
- Which stations run a specific line-of-business application or peripheral setup that has to be reproduced exactly
- Which existing monitors are still good enough to keep for another cycle
What Days Dynamics can help coordinate
- Grouping stations into replacement waves by department or floor
- Matching monitor, docking, and peripheral choices to the desks they land on
- Preparing quote requests that cover the whole station rather than only the computer
- Scheduling swaps around shift patterns and counting the old equipment back out
Frequently planned together
New Employee Setup
What day-one usually takes: a device, the desk around it, licensing, and someone to set it all up.