MobileCorp adds Access4 for Unified Communications to MSP portfolio
MobileCorp has added UCaaS provider, Access4, to our MSP portfolio as we assist organisations with the shift to cloud-based communications.
MobileCorp kicks off 2021 with NSW Government ICT Accreditation
MobileCorp has kick-started 2021 by achieving Advanced Supplier accreditation from the NSW Government for the ICT Services Scheme 0020.
MobileCorp is first APAC-accredited Android Enterprise Device Reseller
Australian enterprise businesses can confidently select MobileCorp to deploy and manage their Android devices as we celebrate becoming the first official Android Enterprise Device Reseller for APAC.
Unified Endpoint Management comes of age during pandemic says Gartner
The pandemic-inspired shift to remote working has increased demand for Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) and will accelerate moves to consolidate UEM to a single console, says Gartner.
Microsoft and VMware then daylight, in Gartner's 2020 UEM Magic Quadrant
Only eight vendors made the Gartner 2020 UEM Magic Quadrant, and two of them - Microsoft Intune and VMware Workspace ONE - have stolen a significant advance on the rest of the field.
Australia-New Zealand mobile fleet integration delivers risk and cost benefits
Integrating trans-Tasman mobile fleets makes sense for end users and IT teams, and delivers risk minimisation and cost efficiencies.
MDM, EMM, UEM - what should we be talking about in 2020
Language is important. It denotes knowledge. That's why it is so confusing to hear IT leaders still talking about mobile device management in 2020. The technology has moved so far past MDM.
MobileCorp adds Jamf to enterprise mobility management partner portfolio
MobileCorp has added Apple eco-system management vendor, Jamf, to its portfolio of enterprise mobility management partners.
Why MDM is essential for Australian companies now and post-pandemic
If there is one thing this lockdown has taught us, it's that ignoring the management and security of endpoint devices is a really bad idea.
Where will the IT cost blow-outs come from due to Covid-19 lockdown?
The sudden shift to remote working has exposed corporate Australia to unplanned expenditure, especially for technology-related functions. Where are the next cost pitfalls for IT? I
