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Device Essentials for Digital Equity

Infographic showing "Device Essentials for Digital Equity," highlighting a large screen device and related tech needs, with diverse individuals accessing services like education, healthcare, and jobs.

Device ownership is the cornerstone of digital equity. A wide range of device-related issues must be considered to achieve digital equity. 

Device Essentials for Digital Equity

Digitunity developed the Device Essentials for Digital Equity to illustrate the device-related factors that must be considered to ensure successful adoption. You can see these in our latest infographic. Register below. Then, click the download button to receive a copy of this resource.

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Infographic showing "Device Essentials for Digital Equity," highlighting a large screen device and related tech needs, with diverse individuals accessing services like education, healthcare, and jobs.

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