When a remote employee’s laptop gets stolen or damaged, most companies have no clear plan. Here’s what your policy should say, who covers the cost, and how to get a replacement device fast.
Equipping a remote employee abroad costs far more than the device itself. This 2026 breakdown covers hardware, shipping, customs, MDM setup, and retrieval across global markets.
International laptop shipping can take 4 days or 8 weeks depending on where you’re sending it. Here are real delivery timelines by region, plus what actually causes delays.
Getting IT equipment to remote hires on time is harder than it looks. This checklist covers every step, from device procurement to MDM setup, so nothing falls through the cracks.
From shipping company-owned devices to reimbursing personal laptops, there are five ways companies handle remote worker equipment. Here’s how each one works, what it costs, and where each approach breaks down.
A 3-year device refresh cycle sounds simple until you’re managing 200 laptops across five countries. Here’s how to plan it without the chaos.
International laptop shipments get held at customs more often than most IT teams expect. Here’s what causes the delays, which countries are hardest to ship into, and how to avoid them.
Using multiple vendors to manage IT equipment across remote teams creates hidden costs, slower deployments, and compliance gaps. Here’s what vendor sprawl is actually costing you and how to fix it.
There are five main ways companies provide laptops to remote workers, from direct shipping to local IT partners. Here’s how each one works, what it costs, and where it breaks down.
