Decluttering the Hybrid Workspace

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Helping employees stay productive while working from home can be a challenge for IT professionals. Bring-your-own-device policies often result in a tangle of cables and mismatched devices cluttering desks, slowing productivity, and creating troublesome help tickets for IT.

Recon Research shares why docking solutions can help, and how Logi Dock goes beyond the limitations of traditional docks to enhance employees' workflow.

In this whitepaper, you'll learn:

  • Why a clutter-free workspace matters.

  • The pros and cons of common dock solutions.

  • What features to consider when choosing a docking station for your team.

  • How an all-in-one solution can lead to greater productivity.

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