It’s no secret that Apple has dominated the headlines in computing over the last several years, earning new devotees through consumer-aimed offerings like the iPod, iTunes and the iPhone. Whether purposeful or not, gradually or suddenly, Macs have now roared into the business world, with the user-friendly, intuitive capabilities that appeal to home users demonstrating themselves to be very applicable within the enterprise. Macs also afford freedom and flexibility that’s not available with a PC — the ability to use nearly any operating system, be it OS X, Windows or even Linux.
