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ZDNet Make the Case: Business Case Template for Convertible Tablet PCs

Overview If it’s time to replace an aging fleet of laptop computers, here’s a handy tool that can help you determine whether a move to Gateway® M280 Convertible Tablet PCs is right for your organization. This Business Case Template from ZDNet’s popular Make the Case series outlines the essential considerations you should take into account when assessing the opportunities, benefits, and potential risks of deploying Gateway® M280 Convertible Tablet PCs in your enterprise.

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Publisher	ZDNet	File Format	WORD
Date Published	December 2005	Downloads	414
Format	White Papers
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