Android Device Management Solution For Enterprises

Easy On-boarding

Android Enterprise management gives you a variety of options for enrolling devices in bulk without requiring any user interaction or administrative action. These enrollment strategies make onboarding and deployment to the production environment go more quickly.

Zero-touch Enrollment

Since the devices are corporate-owned, this enrollment method is suitable for large-scale system deployments that require minimal admin/user intervention. All that is required is a one-time setup in which you enter the information of the devices to be enrolled into the Zero Touch portal, which is then automatically enrolled upon device activation. You can also use the portal to automate the process of adding devices by providing reseller information. This means that any device purchased from the reseller is immediately connected to the site, ensuring a seamless enrollment process. For specific devices purchased from specific resellers, zero-touch enrollment is supported.

EMM token Enrollment

If the computers are in the users' possession, this form of enrollment is perfect. Since the registration is done by the users, this approach needs little administrative interference. Only the EMM token and a QR code need to be shared by the administrator. Google provides the DPC token to uniquely identify the MDM solution, the server is identified by the QR code. EMM token enrollment, unlike Zero-touch enrollment, can be used to enroll any system running Android 6.0 or later for Android Enterprise management.

Enrolling a device through EMM Token or Zero-touch also makes it a work-managed device (previously known as Device Owner), meaning full Android Business management, allowing the enterprise to control the entire device. This is perfect for business devices. MDM also supports various methods of provisioning devices as System Owner.

Employee-owned devices may be enrolled through Invite or Self Enrollment, which creates a controlled work profile for the device (previously known as Profile Owner). This was perfect for BYOD (bring your own device) and employee-owned computers. Work Profile uses containerization to distinguish corporate and personal data on the computer. On employee-owned computers, a logical container is generated that serves as the corporate workspace, with the enterprise having full control (hence the name Profile Owner). While the company has full control over the corporate workspace, it has none over personal space, ensuring that data is kept private. The logical container acts as a sandbox for corporate data, preventing unauthorized access and sharing. Despite the fact that both versions of the software will run on the same platform (the business version is marked by a red or blue briefcase), data sharing is not possible.

Efficient Policy Deployment

One of the major advantages of setting up Android Enterprise management is the robust support for policies and additional restrictions in policies, in addition to the fast and simple onboarding. Additional protocols, such as Kiosk, Enterprise Factory Reset Protection, and additional controls, such as disabling microphone, camera, and clipboard sharing, are supported, ensuring that devices conform to the organization's security and enforcement requirements. Similarly, you can configure a dedicated pass code only for the container with Android Enterprise management, further enhancing protection.

Streamlining App Management with Android Enterprise MDM

Managing apps is one of the most popular tasks for an IT administrator - from installation to upgrade to deletion, the entire lifecycle of apps, whether store or business, must be managed by the company, and Android Enterprise MDM makes it simple to do so.

When it comes to the silent app download, upgrade, and deletion, combining Android Enterprise (formerly known as Play for Work) with MDM means that you can do so without having to customize Play Store. Google provides random Google accounts in which the applications are connected, so you don't have to create separate accounts for each user/device even configure Play Store. Both store and business apps can be enabled automatically without the need for user interaction once distributed from MDM. Similarly, the applications can be updated/deleted without the involvement of the user

Ensuring Data Protection with Android Encryption

Encryption is allowed on devices running Android 7.0 and higher to ensure data protection, while encryption can be enabled using Mobile Device Management LimaxLock on devices running Android 4.0 and higher. LimaxLock supports encryption for both the SD card and the device storage on devices.

Android Enterprise empowers enterprises with the ability to select, implement, and effectively manage Android devices and services that satisfy rigorous enterprise standards, ensuring enhanced confidence and peace of mind