In today’s modern business environment, desktops and laptops are the engines that keep operations moving. From emails and spreadsheets to cloud applications and communication platforms, these devices are critical to employee productivity. But who ensures these endpoints are secure, updated, and running at peak performance? That’s where desktop management comes in.
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Microsoft has officially announced the end-of-life (EOL) date for Windows 10: October 14, 2025. After this date, Windows 10 will no longer receive security updates, bug fixes, or technical support from Microsoft.
If your business is only using Microsoft 365 for email and Office apps, you’re missing out on serious value and possibly exposing your organization to unnecessary risk.
Perhaps you know about Microsoft Office, the software you would install on five computers under the same user to save some money, so you can type and do spreadsheets. But Microsoft 365 is more than just Word, Excel, and Outlook. It’s a comprehensive productivity platform designed to help modern businesses collaborate more efficiently, reduce IT overhead, and scale securely.
In today’s climate, business continuity planning isn’t optional, it’s essential. Each year, hurricanes and natural disasters disrupt operations across the Gulf Coast, costing businesses days or even weeks of productivity. At GDS, we’ve developed a multi-layered hurricane readiness strategy centered around our proprietary remote access solution: NOMAD™.
