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Mobile gadgets are a crucial part of any business today, but keeping control of this ever-growing category of devices can pose numerous challenges. And one issue that’s likely to affect any enterprise is that of fragmentation.
Mobile is now an unavoidable part of any business. In fact, even if you haven’t got a formal strategy in place for managing this in your organisation – and you really should have – the chances are that there are already many mobile devices connecting to your network and accessing your data that you may not even know about
Businesses of all types are now more reliant on mobile connectivity than ever before, and for many workers, losing this means they are simply unable to complete their jobs effectively. Whether this is field agents who need to check in for the latest info, or retail staff looking to complete transactions or gather customer details, mobility is vital to their performance.
You can’t avoid the fact that mobile devices are an everyday part of all businesses today. Employees will increasingly ask for permission to use smartphones, tablets or other tools in their work to improve their productivity and enable them to work more flexibly.
Sooner or later, even the most resilient and dependable of work mobile devices will need replacing. Whether this is because they have become too slow to keep up with today’s demands, or more suitable newer models are on offer, a strong plan for replacing hardware is an essential part of any firm’s mobile device management strategy.
Building an effective mobile strategy is always an ongoing process, and it doesn’t stop once you’ve equipped your employees with the latest, most powerful devices. You also need a comprehensive mobile device management (MDM) solution that is able to control all aspects of your environment from a centralised location
