End-User Computing Defined

End-user computing is a big market, and it's growing each day. Essentially, it's any device people use to interact with their software applications. These include phones, laptops, desktops, tablets, and wearables.

The primary components of end-user computing are the applications, hardware, operating system, and network infrastructure required to support a user's computing needs. Traditionally, IT departments manage these components.

Today, however, people use their own machines and buy applications from app stores to complete enterprise tasks. This trend is called Bring Your Own Device (BYOD). And it's forcing companies to adopt new ways of thinking about end-user computing.

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