Managing endpoints across an entire organisation is a primary function of any IT department. For many, it’s a continuous cycle of patching vulnerabilities, deploying software, and managing high device costs. This is particularly true for businesses supporting a mix of office-based, remote, and frontline workers who all have different needs. A modern device strategy must be secure, cost-effective, and reduce the operational strain on IT. 

This is where ASUS Chromebooks present a strong business case. By operating on Google’s ChromeOS, these devices are built from the ground up for a cloud-first world, offering a direct answer to many traditional endpoint challenges. 

Security and Management by Default 

Instead of relying on third-party security software, ChromeOS has security built into its core. Every application runs in its own isolated ‘sandbox’, meaning threats are contained and cannot impact the wider system. With verified boot and automatic updates that run in the background, devices are always running the latest, most secure version of the OS without user intervention or IT downtime. 

For your IT team, management is handled through the cloud-based Google Admin Console. This allows for zero-touch enrolment, where devices are configured automatically out of the box, and provides your team with the tools to enforce policies and deploy applications to the entire fleet remotely. For organisations that need deeper controls, Chromebook Plus Enterprise unlocks advanced security and management capabilities. 

A Device for Every Role 

Of course, the hardware needs to be right for the user. In our new guide, we detail the specifications of the latest ASUS Chromebook business range to help you match the right device to the right role. 

The guide covers the full spectrum: from the durable and cost-effective ASUS Chromebook Flip CX1 for frontline tasks, to the highly portable CM30 Detachable for mobile workers, and the powerful ExpertBook CX54 Chromebook Plus Enterprise for executives who need premium performance. 

Beyond the Device: Full Lifecycle Management from XMA 

Procuring the hardware is just the first step. To get the full value from your investment, you need a plan for deployment, in-life support, and eventual retirement. Our guide also outlines how XMA’s services complete the picture. We provide: 

• Device Management as a Service (DMaaS): We handle the logistics and management of your Chromebook fleet, freeing up your IT team. 

• Flexible Leasing: Acquire the hardware you need without the upfront capital expenditure. 

• Support and Break-Fix: Minimise downtime with rapid, reliable repair and replacement services. 

To get a detailed breakdown of the ASUS Chromebook range and understand how a managed service from XMA can reduce your total cost of ownership, download our guide today.