Find a Lost Mobile Device
More and more businesses are deploying mobile devices to their employees. It makes perfect sense – keeping in contact with employees while they move about, mobile tracking, being able to access work emails when out in the field, checking for directions and being readily available when a...
Android Management
As Android devices have become prominent in business, communicating and managing your employees via these devices has gotten easier. Did you know that Android Management can assist your business? Would you want to know where one of your employees is? No problem. Google Maps can find your employee...
Manage Mobile Devices with 2X MDM
Mobile Device Management gives you the ability to manage all of your smartphones, tablets and notebook computers easily via the online user-friendly dashboard.
Find and track all your connected mobile devices in real time, viewing the routes your employees take via Google Maps. Communications...
Can I use 2X MDM with my iPhone or iPad?
Yes, 2X MDM will work with your iPhone and iPad. The application can be found on iTunes here.
What Devices does Mobile Device Manager Support?
At this time, 2X MDM works with any Android device running Android 2.2 and later and any Apple device running iOS 5.0 or later. Windows Phone support will come later.
Note that the 2X MDM client is only supported on iOS 7 and above devices. iOS 6 and below iPhones or iPads shall be managed...
Send a Location to a Mobile Device
It’s always important to get your mobile employees to their destinations as promptly as possible. Customers don’t want to be kept waiting, and often your company image is on the line. (more…)
Installing Apps on Android Devices
Installing apps on Android devices isn’t always easy. Imagine having to install apps on several Android smartphones and tablets for your employees. How long would that take? Now imagine having to uninstall an app (or more) from all those Android devices. It will take a while. As time is...
Achieving Secure Storage in the Cloud
For many years now, the encryption of data within the enterprise has been a standard requirement. More recently, however, organizations that have begun outsourcing various IT resources to the cloud have begun to discover that the established techniques for securing data that they have relied upon...