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Stop laptop losses and thefts
If more than a few of your users have lost a laptop, you're among the majority of enterprises as laptop losses these days, whether due to thieves or user mistakes, are pretty common. In 2003 there were about 600,000 laptop thefts and that number jumped to 750,000 last year, according to Absolute Software, which happens to make tools to locate stolen and lost devices. While it's still pretty rare for stolen or lost notebooks to crop up again, there are some good practices to follow in such a scenario.
To find out how to prevent laptop loss or theft:
- read this article at CNet News.com
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