The U7 Pro XG brings WiFi 7, a 10 GbE PoE+ uplink and a silent metal-heatsink design to UniFi’s flagship ceiling AP line. Full specs, an interactive 3D model, comparisons and FAQs.
Selecting business laptops at scale affects productivity, support costs, and employee satisfaction for three to five years. With dozens of models across Lenovo, HP, and Dell, choosing the right configuration requires a structured framework. This guide breaks down processor tiers, memory and storage guidelines, display quality, build standards, docking options, and warranty tiers so resellers can recommend the best fit.
Desktop-as-a-Service delivers full Windows desktops from the cloud, eliminating the need for powerful local hardware and enabling secure access from any device, anywhere. With Azure Virtual Desktop, Windows 365, Amazon WorkSpaces, and Citrix Cloud competing for market share, choosing the right DaaS platform requires understanding licensing, performance, data residency, and cost models. This guide breaks down the options for Australian IT resellers advising customers.
Chromebooks are no longer just cheap laptops for schools. With Chrome Enterprise management, kiosk mode, and a security model built on verified boot and sandboxing, they offer a compelling option for specific business use cases — from frontline workers and call centres to digital signage and shared workstations. This guide helps Australian IT resellers understand where Chromebooks fit, how to manage them, and when they genuinely save money compared to Windows laptops.
Apple devices are no longer the exception in enterprise environments — they are an increasingly deliberate choice. Managing macOS at scale requires a fundamentally different approach to Windows, with Apple Business Manager, MDM profiles, and platform-specific security features like FileVault and Gatekeeper forming the foundation. This guide walks Australian IT resellers through the tools, vendors, and strategies needed to deploy and secure macOS fleets in business environments.
Imaging PCs with USB drives and manually configuring each device is a relic of a bygone era. Windows Autopilot lets IT teams ship laptops directly from the manufacturer to end users, with the device configuring itself on first boot — joining Entra ID, enrolling in Intune, and installing apps and policies without a technician touching it. This guide covers how Autopilot works, its deployment profiles, hardware hash registration, and practical advice for Australian resellers.
Mobile Device Management controls what apps and settings are allowed on a phone, but it cannot detect a phishing link, a malicious app sideloaded outside the managed profile, or a man-in-the-middle attack on public WiFi. Mobile Threat Defence (MTD) fills that gap with on-device threat detection that identifies and remediates mobile-specific risks in real time. This guide explores the threat landscape, compares MTD solutions, and explains how MTD integrates with MDM and UEM platforms.
Thin clients and virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) flip the traditional PC model on its head: instead of running applications on a powerful local machine, the heavy lifting happens on a centralised server and only the screen output is streamed to a lightweight endpoint. This guide explains how VDI works, compares thin clients to traditional PCs, and helps you decide whether desktop virtualisation is right for your organisation.
Managing the growing fleet of laptops, tablets, and smartphones that connect to your corporate network is one of the biggest challenges facing IT teams today. This guide explains mobile device management (MDM), walks through Microsoft Intune as a leading endpoint management platform, and compares BYOD, COPE, and COBO device ownership strategies to help you build a policy that balances security with employee flexibility.