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title: Modern Workplace
group: infrastructure
audience: [enterprise, provider]
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tags: [modern-workplace, endpoint-security, security]
vendors: [omnissa, microsoft, crowdstrike]
summary: From concept through to lifecycle management. The technology is rarely the problem; keeping an overview is.
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## What this is about

Work has gone mobile, devices are not necessarily company property, and applications sit
all over the place. That produces a lot of technology, and it is exactly where estates lose
the thread: amid new infrastructure and new applications, nobody ends up owning the whole.

We cover the workplace from concept through to lifecycle management so that it does not
fragment into separate projects.

## What we work with

Omnissa Horizon and Workspace ONE, CrowdStrike, Microsoft's core products, and hardware
from HPE and Lenovo. Which combination makes sense depends on how much control over the
devices is genuinely needed and genuinely enforceable.

## What the service covers

From the decision through to the running device:

- Consulting and strategy, analysis of workplace requirements
- Evaluation of architecture options, concept and planning for implementation and rollout
- Infrastructure and client management
- IMAC/RD services, meaning install, move, add, change and disposal of workplaces
- Licence management, patching and software distribution
- Endpoint security and backup of workplace data

## The part that wants settling first

Not the product, the rule. What may be enforced on someone's personal device is not a
question a console answers. It gets settled with HR and data protection before the first
policy exists, rather than after.