Is a traditional MDM capable of handling your enterprise devices? With this 10-question checklist, we can help you decide if MDM will work for you, slow you down, or is completely inappropriate for your business.
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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.
Scoring your checklist is pretty simple. Count the number of questions you answered “yes” to.
Pretty straightforward, right? Sure. But you probably realize each question is weighted differently for specific use cases. That’s why we also have this companion assessment to help address your needs with each question. There may be a dealbreaker question in there for you, and the assessment will help you pinpoint it.
If your devices won’t work how you need them to with your MDM, you’re paying for software that costs you time instead of saving it. The same can be said if it kind of works but it’s holding you back — when you can’t scale because of your management software, there’s a problem.
That’s why Esper exists. If you realize that MDM isn’t a good fit for your needs, give us a shout. We’re here to help and show you why Esper is better Android device management.
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