Device as a Service (DaaS) initiatives can streamline device environments for organizations in all sectors, but this emerging approach to device deployment and management is an especially good fit for helping nonprofits meet some of their most common challenges.

Here are three challenges that DaaS can help nonprofits to overcome.

Often, when I’m working with clients on their digital signage deployments, they seem to lose interest a bit after we’ve discussed the hardware and I’ve moved on to professional services. Perhaps because digital displays share superficial similarities with the televisions and computer monitors we all have in our homes, many business leaders assume that their staff can handle the installation, configuration and management of these solutions on their own.

But, as a quick web search for the phrase “video wall collapse” will reveal, there’s plenty that can go wrong.

Most business and IT leaders who I speak with understand the benefits of unified endpoint management tools. They get that UEM can help them streamline management across different device types, give employees self-service access to apps and allow push-based and instant delivery of policies and updates. Further, the time savings that result from UEM can…

One of the most challenging — but also most exciting — things about working in IT is the pace of change. As soon as IT managers roll out a new initiative, it seems, the ground shifts underneath them. Perhaps more than any other area of IT, end-user computing has exemplified this reality in recent years,…