Mobile Device Management
Consumer Demand for BYOD is now requiring a greater effort for MDM and increased security for both the devices and the businesses they connect to,especially since employers and employees have different expectations concerning the types of restrictions that should be applied to mobile devices. Increase your organization’s productivity through empowering your employees. The right tools with a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy promotes collaboration, sharing and managing of critical information. When enabling staff to bring their own devices, you help them access the files they need, when they need it.
- Automatic and simple device updates
- Remote configuration and monitoring
- Policy enforcement for things like passwords, blacklists, access, etc
- Backup/restore functionality of corporate data
- Logging/reporting for compliance purposes
- Remote disconnection or disabling of unauthorized devices and applications
- Remote wiping of corporate data if device is lost or stolen
This guide will explain in simple, non-technical terms what you need to look for when outsourcing your IT support, as well as cost-saving strategies, insider tips and 16 revealing questions you must ask any computer consultant before giving him access to your computer network. If your current IT guy or IT Managed Service Provider (MSP) can’t answer with a confident “Yes” to all 16, it might be time to look for someone else.
Selecting the right software or hardware is definitely an important decision, but it’s how you manage that technology that determines its impact on your capabilities (and finances). While there are several methods in which business technology is managed, none have become more popular among small to mid-size businesses than Managed IT Services. This guide is designed to help you understand the ins & outs of the Managed Services methodology and make educated decisions on how best to utilize it for your own company.