Dedicated device management is incredibly complex, and every scenario is different. The needs of BYOD (bring your own device) organizations and the needs of businesses that rely on digital devices for critical functionality are very different. To deliver software deployment automation (we’re talking about apps, updates, security patches — the works) and the advanced device management needs that business-critical devices need, you need to re-think how you look at MDM. This guide covers the ins and outs of device management, specifically for dedicated devices.
To meet the growing demand for digital ordering, most restaurants, from fine dining establishments to quick-service restaurants, have transitioned to digital experiences such as online ordering, delivery, and digital self-serve to increase revenue and build customer loyalty among users who expect a digital-first experience.
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Most MDMs are built to accommodate smartphones and tablets, but far fewer offer compatibility with mPoS, kiosks, ruggedized devices, smart fitness equipment, and telehealth devices. A smart approach to hardware procurement is key to mobile security, and this process should involve learning whether devices are compatible with your MDM.
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