Mobile Device Management (MDM)
What is it?
Mobile Device Management (MDM) is a system or technology designed to:
- Manage and secure mobile devices, including corporate smartphones, tablets, and laptops.
- Provide advanced capabilities, such as:
- Access control.
- Security policy enforcement.
- Application management.
- Real-time device tracking.
The primary objective of MDM is to:
- Ensure the security of corporate data.
- Improve operational efficiency.
- Enable centralised device management, especially in:
- Remote environments.
- Hybrid work setups.
Why filter companies by their usage?
Segmenting by MDM usage allows you to tailor commercial strategies:
- Advanced companies: Help them maximise the value of their current solutions.
- Companies without MDM: Guide them towards tools that improve mobile device security and administration.
Companies that do use it
These companies have already implemented MDM solutions and are likely interested in:
- Enhancements, including advanced services and optimisation of existing setups.
- Additional services, such as audits or integrations.
- Integrations with other tools, for example identity and access management (IAM) systems.
Your sales team could offer:
- Security policy audits to ensure regulatory compliance.
- Integration services with additional tools such as IAM platforms or application management systems.
- Training in best practices for administrators and end users.
Companies that do not use it
These companies typically:
- Manage devices manually, increasing security risks.
- Lack centralised control, reducing operational efficiency.
This can expose them to:
- Security risks, such as data loss or unauthorised access.
- Inefficient processes due to the absence of centralised administration.
Your sales team could offer:
- Initial consulting to identify specific needs and design a tailored solution.
- Implementation of an MDM solution to secure and manage devices.
- Basic training for IT staff on system usage and maintenance.
Examples
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