Using your private phone to read business e-mails has become more the rule than the exception. But when it comes to the management of private devices by the company within a BYOD framework, users are often skeptical. Can the boss also view or even delete your private phone data?
In this guide, IT decision makers and administrators can learn the best ways to purchase, configure and deploy Apple devices professionally, thereby reducing security risks and keeping iOS management simple.
This guide explains all that there is to know about Android device management. It explains what Android Enterprise is, who needs to be using it and what potential Android Enterprise's most important features possess.
Find out how to set up the Android work profile and three reasons why it makes bring-your-own-device initiatives so much better.
In this article we provide an overview of Apple Business Manager and give a few tips that will help you to get started with the portal.
In this blog post, we explain why an uncomplicated, simple MDM for Android and iOS is the best way is to effectively meet businesses’ digital requirements.
Android Zero-Touch enrollment provides an easy, quick and secure way to set up and deploy Android-based enterprise devices. In this article we explain what the advantages and requirements are and how the registration works.
It’s a fitting time to ask: Has your company established GDPR compliance? In just the space of a few days, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has given European businesses two alarming reminders of the importance of GDPR compliance. Read on to find out what action you need to take to protect your organization from a GDPR penalty.
iOS updates offer plenty of new possibilities for iPhones and iPads and are often eagerly awaited. So, it’s hardly surprising that some users want to install the latest updates on their devices immediately. But companies need to be careful. In our blog post, you’ll find out why it’s recommended to delay iOS updates on managed devices and how you can make sure that updates don’t occur until your organization is ready.
Once organizations have decided to allow their employees to work on the go, the question arises of HOW. Are employees to be allowed to use their own devices, or should company-owned devices be purchased? We look at both options and explain the difference between the BYOD and COBO concepts.
