Chromebooks just completely eliminate all those mess, so that's what Chromebooks do really well. Previously, you had to do those by investing in a Windows server and active directory and IT people to run it and all of that other mess. It means that if you want to deploy a policy to all of the Chromebooks across your business that says from something as simple as changing the background picture to something more advanced like disabling the camera or not allowing someone to tether it to their phone … I don't know why you'd want to do that … But any of the features you want to lock down or change or roll out to any Chrome devices, you can do from an admin panel. It means no one's going to access that machine that you don't want to access that machine.
Because they're locked and connected to your Google account, it means that you can remote wipe. It means the devices make great shared devices, if you've got staff out on the road and they need to share a device in a truck between multiple people, it makes it really easy, or if you want to buy one and just check it on your boardroom, then that's also very useful for that, as well. Number three, they're shareable, and number four, They're secure, right?īy sharable, I mean because they're all tied to a Google account, it means that anyone can pick up a Chromebook, sign in with a Google account, and have all their stuff there. They have ridiculous battery life, right? They're going to last a very long time. So, if you're listening in, make sure you say hi, give us a wave, and we'll get started.īefore I get into what a Chromebook can't do, I'm going to quickly, very quickly, recap on what's a Chromebook great for, just so we can remember what we're talking about what these devices are used for. In this video, I'm going to share what things can't a Chromebook do. So, I'm going to do my best to answer them.
We've got questions from Leila, questions from Andy, and we've got one more from Ben as well this week. I'm getting so many questions about Chromebooks this week, which is awesome. Today, again, we are talking about Chromebooks. What's up, guys? Pete Moriarty recording another quick video for you.
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