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Many organizations use Microsoft^® SharePoint^® as a document repository and archive. Yours may be one of them. But SharePoint® offers more than that. It can become a unifying hub that reaches across the company. The site can be used as a dynamic daily point-of-entry for company news, the latest links to developments within the company, and any communications from the administration, various business and tech units, channels, and teams. SharePoint® also provides links to internal site sections. We understand that organizations can build and manage their own SharePoint® sites. But many of our clients prefer to have us develop and maintain the content and workflows for their sites because we bring real value to those assets. Even with SharePoint’s considerable capabilities, it’s economical for our clients to let Prowess Consulting build and manage their sites. More important, though, we free up IT, web development, and management teams to work on other tasks—saving you time and money.

Businesses understand the need to give their workers a frictionless experience that simplifies their workflows and increases productivity. This need is especially important for modern, hybrid workers who shift between their homes, workplace offices, and company meeting rooms. It’s also a critical consideration for mobile workers who need to work from planes, hotels, or cafes while they’re on the go. For these users, standard laptops might not cut it. Mobile and hybrid workers want the Swiss Army knife of computers: a device that offers flexible form factors, a touch screen, stylus support, and more. With these needs in mind, we looked at two popular options to see which offered the best overall productivity and user experience, one based on Windows^® and one based on Apple macOS^®/iPadOS^®: