SSD in the company - is it worth it?

Question

System administration

There are about 100 computers, does it make sense to switch to SSD? What can be pitfalls?

Answer 1

Is speeding up justified by the risk to data?

Answer 2

If specialists are sitting at computers, then increasing the productivity of computers will allow them to work faster.
SSDs will pay for themselves in a few months.

Answer 3

I'm on new user computers for SSD, even small 60-120 gig limit, tk. Users mostly work on them and fast loading of the axis and software is needed on the spot. And the necessary docks should be on servers, where there are both ssd and raid and raid from ssd, as well as a trailer of backups, and of the corresponding grid.

Answer 4

Pros:
Reliability, fewer failures than HDD
Users do not complain when installing updates / software (nothing slows down)
You can not use home SSDs, only corporate ones (with power failure protection), otherwise there will be more problems than good.
Users begin to perceive the machine with the HDD as faulty (nothing works, everything slows down).
I now have about 500 machines with SSD in operation.