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Jyoti Tejpal
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Enterprise Mobility Management solution Provides enterprises Ability to harness power of mobility Improve employee productivity without compromising enterprise security with features Device containerization Available on premise & cloud
Cloud-based Mobile Device Management platform Offers smarter & secure management of Android iOS macOS Windows devices Stay up to date with device fleet Automate device management across multiple operating systems Distribute business-critical apps Secure company data
Mobile Device Management Software offers centralized management of policies, services, updates, inventory, and security for tablets and smartphones. The software is utilized for remotely configuring devices and distributing data and applications for assisting organizations improve their mobile workforce efficiency.
Simplified application management: Mobile device management software helps to provide for easy-to-deploy management applications for a range of smart electronic devices side-by-side maintaining license details.
Improved device visibility: Organizations can take help of mobile device management software for gaining greater visibility for all company smart devices with their information on location and status.
Protection from mobile threats: MDM software assists organizations in safeguarding networks thru regulation of network access permissions, by remotely wiping lost/stolen devices. It can even detect non-compliant devices that have been jail-broken or rooted.
Device enrollment : Permits IT administrators for enrolling employees’ mobile devices in the network. It also enables employees self-enroll devices thru two-factor authentication.
App management : Permits IT administrators install remotely and manage apps for network-registered smart mobile devices. It even provides restriction of the use of blacklisted apps.
Profile management : Assists in creating user profiles having name, location, role, and various other details. It can even manage policies, like content filtering and file sharing for employees in varied roles and departments.
Remote troubleshooting : Permits IT administrators to access remotely and mobile devices troubleshooting connected to the enterprise network. Admins can delete remotely all the resource or data from a mobile device when it’s stolen, lost, or misused.
Asset management : Helps users in scanning network-registered mobile devices to get details related to hardware, installed apps, and security certificates.
Security management : Allows users configure security policies, like passcodes and device lock, for protecting data in mobile devices from external threats.
Document management : Assists users get access rights for ensuring only authorized employees to get access sensitive documents. Documents can be shared with employees, who view or save on mobile devices.
Data encryption : Permits users to encrypt data stored in network-registered mobile devices. the process ensures data to be shared securely between users connected to the virtual private network (VPN).
Integrations : Helps users in integrating the software with IT applications for providing a single endpoint management console for every mobile devices used in the organization.
Remote monitoring and management: Monitoring client networks and configuring endpoints remotely.
Security management: Enforcing security policies, encrypting stored data, and locking or wiping devices that have been reported lost or stolen.
Software management: Administering software installation and performing updates on employee devices.
Data management: Optimizing, securing, and managing large sets of data stored on devices.
Inventory management: Tracking and managing devices on hand and deploying in the field for ensuring a good supply is maintained.
Automatic user/device recognition: Recognizing a device user automatically and determining specifications like operating system, device type, and more.
Most products in the market are priced on a per device, per month basis and pricing can be divided into three pricing tiers based on the starting price.
Device compatibility: Many mobile device management software solutions are geared up one operating system when providing only limited functionality for others. For ensuring desired functionality, checking which desired features are compatible with every company devices and operating systems.
Bring your own device (BYOD): BYOD which is no longer a trend, has been widely accepted by businesses and warmly embraced by employees who now expect to use personal mobile device for work. Mobile device management is more crucial than ever, but implementing it on an employee-owned device is tricky with questions lingering over privacy, security, and data ownership. Approach own BYOD policy carefully.
Coming up of unified endpoint management (UEM): Organizations must help themselves with the management of mobile devices, laptops, computers, and internet of things (IoT)-enabled devices. The endpoint management software market is slowly aggregating from discrete management platforms—like mobile device management—to unified software that permit companies to more easily oversee a bigger range of endpoints.
