Surface for Business is designed to help organizations rethink how and where work gets done. As many companies have shifted to remote and hybrid models, they’ve used the Surface portfolio to:

• Equip distributed teams with lightweight, portable devices that are easy to carry between home, office, and client sites.
• Standardize on a single device family so IT can manage, secure, and update devices more consistently across locations.
• Accelerate digital transformation by giving employees modern tools that support online collaboration, cloud apps, and virtual meetings.

Organizations around the world are already using Surface for Business to reshape their workplace experience, making it easier for employees to stay productive and connected wherever they are.

Many customers use Surface Pro 7+ for Business as a flexible, 2-in-1 device that fits different work styles in a hybrid environment. Typical use cases include:

• On-the-go productivity: Employees can move from desk work to meetings to travel with a single device that works as both a laptop and a tablet.
• Digital note-taking and collaboration: The touch screen and pen support make it easier to capture ideas, mark up documents, and share feedback in real time.
• Secure access to business apps: Teams can connect to cloud-based tools and line-of-business applications from virtually anywhere.

By combining portability with business-grade features, Surface Pro 7+ helps organizations reimagine how employees work across locations without constantly switching devices.

You can explore a range of Surface for Business customer stories online. These case studies show how companies in different industries are using the Surface portfolio to:

• Support remote and hybrid teams.
• Modernize their device strategy.
• Advance their digital transformation initiatives.

To see more customer examples and outcomes, visit the Microsoft customer stories site and search for Surface to review detailed use cases, metrics, and lessons learned.