Explore " mobile devices" with insightful episodes like "Mobile Retail Technology in 2023 and Beyond, with Zebra's Tim Kane", "Partner Pulse: Why UEM is the New MDM", "Using IT Event Correlation in Mobility Management", "Managing Enterprise Mobility Across Multiple Regions: Tips for Getting It Right" and "Advantages of Using a Security Management Platform with a MDM/EMM for Shared Devices" from podcasts like ""The Enterprise Mobility Roundup", "vMOX Road to Mobile Victory", "vMOX Road to Mobile Victory", "vMOX Road to Mobile Victory" and "The Enterprise Mobility Roundup"" and more!
Tim Kane, Retail Industry Solutions Consultant with Zebra Technologies, joins Brett Cooper in discussing the state of mobile technology in retail, trends going into 2023 and what to look for in the next few years.
More and more companies are recognizing the need to safeguard their networks, ensure data compliance and balance corporate security with user productivity. Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) can simplify endpoint management and help businesses avoid potential risks.
Management approaches such as Mobile Device Management (MDM), Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM), and UEM are mentioned a great deal in the mobility space. These terms are often used interchangeably but in reality they have key differences in terms of scale and control.
In this episode, vMOX Vice President Mike Saxby talks with UEM expert Mitch Berry about:
Featured Guest: Mitch Berry is the Founder and CEO at Peripheral. Mitch has over 15 years of experience in sales and technical leadership, working with IT executives on endpoint device deployments and ongoing management to enable users, increase productivity and improve security.
A typical company processes hundreds, if not thousands of events, each day. Connecting all your events, deciding which ones are the most important and drawing out actionable insights can challenging for teams. IT event correlation automates the process of analyzing events and identifies relationships between them to expose problems and reveal their root cause.
In this episode, we talk with Richard Siebels, vMOX Chief Technology Officer, about why it’s important for modern IT teams to strike a balance between data and storytelling, and how event correlation can be used to identify patterns and relationships in enterprise mobility data for improved decision-making. Learn how to be more proactive and go beyond basic data exchange and APIs.
Featured Guest: Richard Siebels is the Chief Technology Officer at vMOX. Richard has over 27 years of telecommunications, technology, operations and product development experience.
Companies have the freedom to hire people all over the world - and they continue to do so. As technology gets better and a virtual-first mindset becomes the norm, IT departments need to adapt and find ways to supercharge their capabilities with mobile management and support for users and devices worldwide. However, it's not always easy to get things right when different plan structures, regulations, carriers, and even culture make it more complicated.
In this episode, we talk about the biggest issues that IT faces when managing corporate mobile assets, expenses and services across continents and carriers. We share advice for those that are new to international mobility management and mistakes that every multinational should avoid when looking after their mobile devices and end users.
Featured Guest: Ben Crees is Director of Client Experience at vMOX, and has almost two decades of telecom and mobility experience. Based in the UK, he has over sixteen years of experience leading global teams and multi-disciplinary collaboration, delivering first-class services in dynamic and complex SaaS environments.
In this episode, we'll talk about the advantages of using a security management platform along with an existing MDM/EMM (AirWatch, SOTI, Intune, etc.) for a shared device environment. From easy single sign-on (SSO) to identity access provider integration and launchers customized by user permissions, a security management platform like BlueFletch will allow for a more secure device fleet and better user experience.
In this episode, Brett and Richard take a look at lessons learned in supporting mobile devices - such as what are the support costs, what's tools are needed for good device support, remote view or controls and more.
As economic trends cause budgets to be squeezed and organizations adjust to dispersed employees, IT and Procurement teams are looking to control spending, improve the user experience and create efficiencies. Many are turning to business intelligence and business analytics for the crucial information they need to do so.
However, the insights are only as good as the data analyzed. According to Gartner, "poor data quality destroys business value and is responsible for an average of $15 million per year in losses."
Business intelligence, data and analytics has changed pretty significantly over the years from manual processes to more sophisticated and self-serve approaches. In this episode, we talk about the changes that are shaping the future of enterprise mobility and business intelligence, and how organizations can use the latest data analytics and reporting strategies to make better strategic and tactical business decisions.
Featured Guests: Paul Krauser is Director of Operations and Data Management at vMOX, and has almost two decades of telecom and mobility experience. He has a history of developing new and optimizing existing processes to maximize service delivery, cost savings, and net revenue. Paul also has a Lean Six Sigma process management background.
Matthew Williamson is Director of Product Management at vMOX. A wireless expert and vMOX employee number one, Matt is an experienced product leader that has a knack for building high-quality, extremely impactful products that deliver tremendous value to our customers.
The pandemic caused IT teams to rethink their focus — from locations to people — and the complexity and sprawl of technology added a new set of challenges for organizations and the partners that support them.
In this episode, vMOX Vice President Mike Saxby sits down with long-time channel veteran Michael Sterl, Senior Vice President of Partner Success at Intelisys, to talk about:
Featured Guest: Michael Sterl, Senior Vice President of Partner Success at Intelisys, a ScanSource company, the nation’s leading technology services provider of business communications services, including voice, data, access, cable, collaboration, wireless and cloud. A respected thought leader and entrepreneur, Michael co-founded Cloud Optik and Carve Digital, two companies focused on delivering world-class data and analytics platforms to channel partners. He also co-founded SimpleSignal, a unified communications service provider that was acquired by Vonage, where he served as Regional Vice President of Channel Sales post-acquisition.
In this episode, the Enterprise Mobility Roundup takes a look at tips and lessons learned in managing large, enterprise mobility projects and what can be done to ensure they roll out successfully.
For those managing a telecom or mobile environment, there seems to be an endless parade of new networks, services and applications to keep track of. Is the pace of technological change faster than ever - or just the way we’re using technology in the workplace?
Software development remains a big part of client experience and in making the work environment effective and efficient. In this episode, we talk about how software development has changed over the last decade and why adaptation for all IT roles is so critical due to the pace of change in telecom and technology.
Featured Guest: A web wizard, Matthew Black is Director of Software Development at vMOX and has an impressive 20 years in software development where he brought numerous commercial applications to market. He also holds certifications as a Professional Scrum Master (PSM) and Scrum Professional Product Owner (CSP – PO).
The Great Resignation is far from over and job loyalty seems to be disappearing. HR and benefits are also undergoing a huge transformation to adjust to the new reality. Running an IT department has never been easy, but it’s gotten a lot more difficult now.
In this episode, vMOX Director of Marketing Andrea Libey talks with Symplicity Communications CEO and President Catherine Behrenbrinker and vMOX Senior Channel Sales Manager Justin Mincher about how the talent shortage is affecting the technology industry, the role of mobile devices in recruiting and how IT automation is being used to make employees happier and more productive.
Featured Guest:Catherine Behrenbrinker, CEO and President at Symplicity Communications, Inc., a technology company. A West Michigan native and GVSU alumni, Catherine founded Symplicity Communications, Inc. in 2007 after putting herself through college as a single mother of two with the dream of making an impact in the world of business. Obtaining a Bachelor of Arts Degree in 1996 in International Relations, minoring in French and studying Japanese, Catherine has used this talent throughout her career with working with global companies headquartered in United States, Germany and Israel before settling into the telecommunications industry in 2003. Now in the 16th year, she has helped make IT and telecom “Symple” for hundreds of businesses by providing them with a deeper understanding of how they can improve their technology strategies.
This episode looks at Zero Touch Enrollment, or ZTE, in terms of Android devices in the enterprise. Patrick McGlynn and Brett Cooper cover what is ZTE, why is it relevant now, how does it affect security of devices, and what are the advantages of using it (cost, time, etc.)
Modern businesses are more reliant than ever on mobile devices, both to enable everyday operations and provide a critical lifeline for field and remote employees. The demand for cutting-edge enterprise mobility management will only continue to increase.
In this episode, vMOX Vice President Mike Saxby talks with Eclipse Telecom CEO Dave Dyson about current channel trends and opportunities for growth, including the shift from SMB to enterprise sales.
Featured Guest: Dave Dyson, CEO and Chief Strategist at Eclipse Telecom, a leading provider of enterprise telecommunications management and consulting with management of client sites in 32 countries and 40 states. Dave has spent 20 plus years helping some of the largest companies in the world solve their complex technology challenges. One of the most respected voices in the telecom industry and Channel Futures’ Channel Influencer for 2022, Dave is a sought after speaker and a member of many boards and advisory councils throughout the space.
A look at the different factors and criteria that you should look at before considering tools for managing and securing mobile devices in the enterprise
The adoption and desire for IT Service Management (ITSM) software has been growing, especially among the small and mid-sized enterprises and post-pandemic as businesses of all sizes adjust to a hybrid-working environment. ITSM apps help businesses save costs, standardize processes and gain actionable insights among other benefits.
In this episode, we discuss workflow best practices when building out a new ITSM platform within your corporate mobility environment, and the advantages and disadvantages of using a ISV (Independent Software Vendor) app versus a RESTful API. We also talk about what typically causes enterprise IT teams the most headaches after the ITSM integration is complete and how a mobility management partner can provide relief.
Featured Guest: Matthew Williamson is Director of Product Management at vMOX. A wireless expert and vMOX employee number one, Matt is an experienced product leader that has a knack for building high-quality, extremely impactful products that deliver tremendous value to our customers.
In this episode, we take a look at common mistakes or missteps enterprises make when they deploy or migrate rugged or shared devices to an Android platform.
Richard Makerson, Brett Cooper and Patrick McGlynn from BlueFletch overview the different communication tools in the enterprise, their benefits and challenges, and how they improve overall employee experience.
Will the IT service (help) desk as we know it still exist 10-15 years from now? Specifically, how has the mobile service desk evolved? What has been the impact from the pandemic and popularity of productivity apps like Teams, Slack and Zoom? In this episode, we discuss the mobile service desk of the future and the keys to future-proofing your corporate mobility program.
Featured Guest: Mike Saxby is Vice President at vMOX. A telecom veteran and respected sales leader, Mike is on the front lines everyday, talking to enterprise customers and prospects, and keeping a pulse on corporate mobility market shifts and trends.
Mobile devices are a lifeline for nearly all enterprises today, but they didn't start out that way. How have devices and pricing changed over time? With the future of work now hybrid, did we see a shift in employee habits and perspectives towards smartphones and tablets? With HR and global supply chain issues at play, does it make even more sense now to outsource your forward and reverse logistics?
In this episode, we discuss some of the biggest mistakes businesses have made with end-to-end mobile asset management and what customers have done to get it right.
Featured Guest: Mike Saxby is Vice President at vMOX. A telecom veteran and respected sales leader, Mike is on the front lines everyday, talking to enterprise customers and prospects, and keeping a pulse on corporate mobility market shifts and trends.
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