Apple deployments in companies
How large companies deploy Apple and what changed — with numbers. Stories based on Apple at Work materials.
Over 30,000 employees chose Mac — and IT gets fewer tickets
SAP let its employees choose their own computer. Through the Mac Choice program more than 30,000 people picked Mac. Deployment is fully automated: employees set up a new Mac themselves in under 15 minutes.
30,000+ employees chose Mac
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On Mac, sales teams close deals 9.9% faster
Cisco studied how device choice affects the work of more than 130,000 employees. Given the choice, 60% pick Mac. Mac users create more deals, ship more code, and need one-third fewer IT admins to support them.
60% of employees choose Mac when given the choice
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15,000 Apple devices and an IT department of three
Rituals opens 4 new stores every week, and every employee — from headquarters to the shop floor — works on an Apple device. Zero-touch deployment lets a 3-person IT team manage 15,000 devices, with 28% fewer support requests.
15K Apple devices in the company
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A bank founded in 1765 moves to Mac — and meets 100% of its security requirements
Lloyds Banking Group gave its engineers a choice between Mac and PC. The pilot was such a hit that the program expanded to other departments. The number of Macs doubled in two years to more than 7,000, and Mac meets 100% of the bank’s security requirements.
7,000+ Macs at the bank — 2× more than two years ago
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Mac means half the IT tickets of a PC
Zoho Corp., an India-based business software maker, lets employees choose their hardware — 65% pick Mac. IT sees 50% fewer support requests for Mac than for PC, and developers build code up to 2× faster on Apple silicon.
65% of employees choose Mac
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