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I'm at a site with appx. 350 employees and 225 computers. I'm the only tech here; the rest are at company HQ several hundred miles away, so there's your tech-to-employee ratio. We build and decommission systems here and at the other location.
The only employees I allow Admin rights are our field techs who spend most of their time repairing our products. They must constantly download new versions of our test programs. Everyone else gets Power User. Experience has shown that while I have to take time to install an app for a user, that's less time than I would spend removing malware. I took this position when we rolled out Windows 2000, and I haven't changed it for XP or W7.
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