Mobile Device Management

Device enrolment programs work in combination with a Mobile Device Management (MDM) or Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) solution to deliver security features and zero-touch deployment of devices.

Apple, Samsung, Android and Windows have device enrolment programs which MobileCorp will leverage to eliminate the need for hands-on device configuration, and to ensure an automated out-of-the-box set up for end users.

Telstra also has its own DES program for registration of corporate-owned devices, which is also managed by MobileCorp at point of purchase.

MobileCorp was the first Australian-owned company to receive accreditation as an Android Device Reseller.

The accreditation guarantees demonstrated technical leadership in all the services around Android device management including procurement, provisioning, enrolment, deployment, and integration with Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) platforms.

Mobile Device Management has evolved into Unified Endpoint Management (UEM). this change of language signifies the expansion of management from mobile devices to include all endpoints including PCs and laptops.

MobileCorp provides management of all mobile devices and wearables as well as laptops, IoT devices and PCs. We design, build, deploy and manage custom MDM and UEM environments.

MobileCorp has capability and a proven track record managing the market-leading MDM and UEM platforms including Microsoft Intune, VMWare Workspace ONE, IBM MaaS360, MobileIron, the Apple-centric environment, Jamf, and more.

From building a UEM instance - either on premise or in the Cloud - through testing and deployment, to ongoing management and service desk, MobileCorp has accredited highly skilled engineers to deliver a custom environment for Australian enterprise and business customers.

The Covid-related work-from-home shift with increased cyber-security risk, has moved Mobile Device Management from a ‘nice to have’ for enterprises, to a fundamental ‘must have’ for business and enterprises of all sizes.

From a practical logistical perspective, Mobile Device Management, allows IT to remotely manage devices that are no longer available to access physically at the corporate head office. It allows IT to update OS, install and uninstall applications, control end user behaviour through policy configuration, secure and wipe content – all over the air.

Mobile Device Management [MDM] is a phrase commonly used to cover the management of all workplace devices, content, and access, but it began as a device-focused service to secure-wipe compromised devices.

The terminology has evolved as management expanded from the device to include application management and network identity access. In recent years, it has expanded further to Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) which brings all workplace tools including desktop PCs, and IoT devices into the same management environment.