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Some people think that having a family member in IT is like having their own personal tech support — and that Christmas gatherings are the perfect opportunity to get help setting up their new computer, free of charge. But no one wants to spend the holidays doing extra work, especially when you’re officially off duty. We all deserve to enjoy the festivities, so it’s time to ditch the family IT tasks and make them a thing of Christmas Past.

“My department has too many people,” said no one in IT ever. Often faced with limited resources, IT departments could use a few extra hands to keep things running smoothly. That includes everything from handling user issues to managing company-wide systems, networks, and data security. If you’re managing an IT team, it’s crucial to know when you’re understaffed, how to push for new hires, and how to cope in the meantime.

Whether you’re rolling out new hardware, troubleshooting finicky operating systems, or migrating users to Windows 11, this knowledge can make life easier. In this article, we’ll look at some common approaches to computer imaging, key considerations, and best practices to equip you when the time comes.