Staging, Imaging and Asset Tagging

A device that arrives in its box costs a day of somebody's time before it earns anything.

Unboxing, imaging, joining it to the domain, applying a label, recording the serial, moving the user's data. Every one of those is real work, and doing it at the user's desk is the most expensive place to do it. Done before dispatch, it happens once, in a line, with the register filled in as it goes.

Ask SECCOM to stage a real pilot batch before you commit the rollout, at no cost. Ten devices, timed from box to desk, with the minutes to first login actually measured.

What you get. A list of every serial number with its asset tag, image version and assigned user. Each stage is a named act you can specify and price separately: unboxed and inventoried, image applied and joined, asset label applied and serial captured, data and settings migrated, packed and shipped to the user's desk.

Where SECCOM stops. What goes into the image, which applications, which settings, which policies, is yours. SECCOM builds it, versions it, and tells you when a version has drifted from what is being deployed.