Mobile Mentor, a managed service provider based in the USA, Australia and New Zealand, proudly announces its recognition as a finalist in the Endpoint Management category of Microsoft's 2024 Partner of the Year Awards.
Enabling employees to access corporate resources securely from their personal devices is a top priority for most businesses. Tunnel for MAM (Mobile Application Management) offers a solution that extends the Microsoft Tunnel VPN gateway to support Android and iOS devices without the need for device enrollment in the Intune Suite.
A pivotal development in this collaboration is Apple's introduction of Declarative Device Management (DDM). This innovation allows Apple devices to asynchronously apply settings and report status back to the Mobile Device Management (MDM) system. This capability is a significant leap forward for businesses that require a unified management approach across diverse device ecosystems.
Mobile Mentor, a rapidly growing Microsoft Partner specializing in modern endpoint management and security, is delighted to introduce Neil Misak as the Healthcare and Education Sales Manager. In this pivotal role, Misak will accelerate industry specific opportunities and insights for healthcare facilities and education providers nationwide, enabling organizations to maximize the value from their Microsoft solutions.
Corporate CPR host, Jana Axline, discuss trends in hybrid work and the recent global Endpoint Ecosystem study. The two chat about the security blind spots associated with hybrid work and how to prepare to equip Gen Z for success.
The introduction of platform Single Sign-On (SSO) for macOS devices marks a significant advancement in device management for businesses using Microsoft Intune. The development is crucial and may influence many to migrate from JAMF to JAMF to Intune.
Listen in as the panel discusses the future of hybrid work in healthcare and the immediate need for invisible secuirty.
A feature in the Intune Suite, EPM focuses on elevating user access privileges as needed while effectively controlling application and administrative privileges. By doing so, it mitigates security risks associated with excessive permissions and unauthorized actions.
Dr. Jonathan H. Westover and Denis O'Shea discuss the recent global Endpoint Ecosystem study, which explores how people use their devices at work. They talk about the employee experience and its connection to company security. They also delve into ways employers can enhance productivity while maintaining top-notch security.
Staying ahead often means embracing innovative strategies and leveraging the expertise of industry leaders. One such strategy gaining momentum is the Mentoring Partnership Model.
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