> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.nexthink.com/platform/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.nexthink.com/platform/library-packs/operating-systems/macos-and-windows-experience-comparison.md).

# macOS and Windows Experience Comparison

macOS experience and performance is a dashboard solution designed to help IT teams monitor key performance and Digital Employee Experience (DEX) metrics specific to **macOS** devices. It offers a side-by-side comparison with **Windows** to support informed, persona-based provisioning decisions across the organization.

## Problem <a href="#intunehealth-problem" id="intunehealth-problem"></a>

IT teams often lack clear, platform-specific insights to determine which device type, macOS or Windows, best fits each user persona. This results in mismatched provisioning, increased support needs, and decreased employee satisfaction.

## Solution <a href="#solution" id="solution"></a>

By implementing the macOS experience and performance pack, you gain a unified view that compares device performance, application usage, and experience metrics across macOS and Windows. This enables you to benchmark experiences, identify gaps, and align devices with employee needs using real-world data.

## Benefits and outcome <a href="#benefits-and-outcome" id="benefits-and-outcome"></a>

By implementing the "macOS and Windows Experience Comparison" library pack, you:

* Solve the challenge of selecting the right device per persona through clear, data-driven comparisons.
* Enable direct benchmarking between **macOS** and **Windows** to highlight platform-specific strengths and weaknesses.
* Validate **macOS** experience quality at scale with actionable, platform-aware insights.

## Getting started with macOS and Windows Experience Comparison <a href="#getting-started-with-macos-compliance" id="getting-started-with-macos-compliance"></a>

Configure and start using your packs by following these links:

* [Usage guide: macOS and Windows Experience Comparison](/platform/library-packs/operating-systems/macos-and-windows-experience-comparison/usage-guide-macos-eand-windows-experience-comparison.md) for standard users.
* [​Configuration guide: macOS and Windows Experience Comparison](/platform/library-packs/operating-systems/macos-and-windows-experience-comparison/configuration-guide-macos-and-windows-experience-comparison.md) only accessible to users with an [administrator](/platform/user-guide/administration/account-management/roles.md#roles-administration) role.​


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