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Mobile Device ManagementEnterprise ready iPhone/iPad & Android Devices
What is Mobile Device Management?Gartner defines MDM – Mobile Device Management as a range of products and services that enables organizations to deploy and support corporate applications to mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets, possibly for personal use-- enforcing policies and maintaining the desired level of IT control across multiple platforms.
Why MDM?Use of personal IT mobile devices to conduct company business has become an everyday occurrence in most organizations. The BYOD or "bring your own device" to work model continues to gain momentum in 2012
Whether devices are personally owned or company provided, employees are happy to enjoy the benefits of remote connectivity without concerns about liability and relying mostly on their employers for safety policies and secure environments.
Our Approach
Enroll devices over-the-air (OTA) quickly and securely
Configure one or multiple devices using common connection settings
Collect critical network and device information including hardware and installed Apps
Secure customers’ environments through policy profiles and restrictions
Manage devices through a centralized management console for maximum visibility
Part1: Enroll
Easily register new or existing devices. Simplified enrollment procedure for bulk
registration of existing devices. Self-registration procedure for new devices. Enrollment methods include SMS, email,
quick reference (QR code), and web.
Part 2: Configure
Instantly setup authorized configurations across all managed mobile devices.
Safely apply corporate settings including Microsoft Exchange, Wi-Fi, VPN, LDAP, as well as configure and apply third party email such as POP and IMAP
Configure smartphones and tablets with standardized configuration profiles, and configure certificates for secure distribution and management of profiles.
Part 3: Collect
Easily track systems’ inventory and identify mobile device types.
Collect detailed information on device type, name, model, serial number, and more.
Capture carrier network, phone number, and data roaming settings.
Collect hardware data including processor, memory, hard drive space, and battery life.
View and manage inventory of installed applications.
Part 4: Secure
Provision and enforce security policies. Set and enforce passcode complexity levels and
history tracking. Define and enforce device auto-lock after inactivity
period and/or apply grace periods. Program auto-wipe following a specified number of
failed login attempts. Enforce restrictions such as access to App store,
camera, and browser security.
Part 5: Service
Centrally manage all mobile devices across all customer sites from a single interface (or single-pane-of-glass).
Apply profiles to a single device, or globally to a group of devices, based on location or device type.
Create dynamic groups that enable auto-wipe or auto-lock actions in case of misplaced or stolen device.
Easily group devices by department or business unit.
Device Features Apple Hand-held Devices (iPhone®,
iPad®) Using iOS 4 or Higher Hand-held Devices Using Google
Android™ 1.6 or Higher
Device Features
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