You don't have to buy a PC, thanks to seat management.
Pricing is based on the number of users receiving computing resources.
Halifax also will update the agency's desktop computers every two to three years and dispose of the old machines. If all goes as expected, VDOT will expand the seat-management concept to all of its 6,500 computer users. We have about 350 units out there right now. According to Kolakowski, one of seat management's biggest advantages is its ability to speed up procurement. That's particularly significant for VDOT units involved in complex engineering tasks demanding the latest in computing technology.