Remote activation of devices allows users to start working wherever they are
Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2025 9:28 am
Apple continues to invest heavily in its enterprise MDM capabilities. Google is also not resting on its laurels. Android has always been a source of MDM issues for many companies. Unfortunately, the OS has not had a strong track record of implementing consistent MDM solutions. However, Google is serious about providing MDM protection for enterprises. To that end, it offers the Android Enterprise service. This opens up a great opportunity for companies looking to deploy Android devices.
The recently released Android Enterprise Essentials service improves the situation. It includes the following important features:
automatic application of policies;
companies can remotely wipe corporate information from devices and reset screen locks;
In case of loss or theft of the device, the data will be protected.
Android Enterprise Essentials gives enterprises the morocco mobile database to deploy Android devices at scale. This is important to Accenture because my teams often turn to Android as an alternative solution. For example, when it comes to budget, Android Enterprise and Android Essentials can be applied to the Android-based Moto e6, which costs $30 — much less than the cheapest iPhone.
MDM and Identity Management
Essentially, you need to assume that every mobile device is inherently insecure. My team takes this approach and makes it a foundational element of all our work with devices. Once you accept this as a given, you need to answer the following questions:
Who uses the device?
What data is used on the device?
What credentials should I use to secure my device?
As you can see from the MDM improvements listed above for iOS and Android devices, there is a strong focus on security and identity. The cost of not addressing security is enormous. Modern MDM tools make it much easier to enable device security and identify the person using the device. Take advantage of these significant changes.
The recently released Android Enterprise Essentials service improves the situation. It includes the following important features:
automatic application of policies;
companies can remotely wipe corporate information from devices and reset screen locks;
In case of loss or theft of the device, the data will be protected.
Android Enterprise Essentials gives enterprises the morocco mobile database to deploy Android devices at scale. This is important to Accenture because my teams often turn to Android as an alternative solution. For example, when it comes to budget, Android Enterprise and Android Essentials can be applied to the Android-based Moto e6, which costs $30 — much less than the cheapest iPhone.
MDM and Identity Management
Essentially, you need to assume that every mobile device is inherently insecure. My team takes this approach and makes it a foundational element of all our work with devices. Once you accept this as a given, you need to answer the following questions:
Who uses the device?
What data is used on the device?
What credentials should I use to secure my device?
As you can see from the MDM improvements listed above for iOS and Android devices, there is a strong focus on security and identity. The cost of not addressing security is enormous. Modern MDM tools make it much easier to enable device security and identify the person using the device. Take advantage of these significant changes.