What is the typical workstation start-up time in seconds according to industry standards?

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IT Analyst in Healthcare and Biotech22 days ago

It used to be 90 seconds a few years ago. Not sure what is expected now.

Director of infrastrucure and operations in Services (non-Government)25 days ago

Microsoft’s Endpoint Analytics defines startup performance as the time from power-on to full sign-in, combining BIOS time and OS load time into a Startup Score. A good score reflects boot times under 60 seconds.

Chief Information Technology Officer in IT Servicesa month ago

something under 20 seconds would be a solid target from a performance-and-user-experience perspective.

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