desktopreadiness
Desktop readiness refers to the state in which a desktop environment, whether physical workstations or virtual desktops, is prepared and configured to support users and organizational requirements. It encompasses hardware, operating system and application compatibility, data availability, security, networking, and user experience.
Key elements of desktop readiness include hardware compatibility with the planned software stack, up-to-date operating systems
The readiness process typically runs as part of IT project lifecycles or digital workplace programs. Common
Metrics used to gauge desktop readiness may include completion of hardware and software inventories, percentage of
Related practices align with ITIL, COBIT, or NIST frameworks, and commonly rely on asset management, configuration