End User Computing is a system in which users are able to create working applications besides the divided development process of design, build, test and release that is typically followed by software ...

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The past few years has seen a radical change in how IT departments and employees think about end user computing. In the past, IT departments created a standard desktop image for corporate applications ...

We’re all aware of the “digital transformation” era that we live in today. Cloud computing has transformed IT. Artificial intelligence is proving to be an emerging technology that will have a major ...

Any application supporting a critical process that is developed or managed by end users rather than an IT department or professional software engineering team falls under the purview of End-user ...

Although the pandemic has helped to boost PC sales, IT departments must now look ahead at the future of work and how end-user computing will enable employees to remain productive irrespective of ...

The field of End-User Development (EUD) in smart environments has emerged as a crucial interdisciplinary research area, empowering non-expert users to personalise and control complex technological ...

The World of EUC has announced an unprecedented keynote for its EUC World Amplify conference, set for August 4-7, 2025, in Minneapolis. Top technical experts from end user computing giants will take ...

We’ve already started to see big M&A, as in multibillion-dollar deals, finally pick up this year after a slow period last year. Today, KKR added to that growing total when it announced it was going to ...

Whether working on a project after school or taking a class online, students in both K-12 and higher education need to be able to quickly and easily access school resources from their own devices.

The company has been looking to divest non-core parts of its business, including the end-user computing unit and Carbon Black post its acquisition of VMware in November for $69 billion. Chipmaker ...