Mobile Mentor managing director Randall Cameron says the company’s success has been to move with the technology as it changes.

It’s inevitable that every business will face the business challenge of balancing productivity with security.

Last week Mobile Mentor was named the global 2021 Microsoft Partner of the Year for Modern Endpoint Management - a landmark win for a company founded right here in New Zealand.

The New Zealand-based company was singled out by Microsoft especially for its work with the Nashville-based caregiving organisation, Alive Hospice.

Mobile device management has been redefined as ‘modern device management’, and Microsoft’s Intune is now becoming the clear category leader. It is achieving widespread global adoption as part of Microsoft 365’s success, with 35% global MDM market adoption expected in 2021 and over 50% in 2022. 

Mobile device management is no longer about being tied to physical devices - in fact, IT administrators shouldn’t even need to go near them.

The solution secures company data from Microsoft 365 on personal devices, ensuring sensitive business data is not put in jeopardy as a result of employees using personal devices to work remotely.

Businesses can ship devices direct to employees, without manual IT provisioning.

Mobile Mentor gained the Security Certification for its Mobile Decide Security and Threat Management services in the government’s Telecommunications as a Service (TaaS) programme.

Modern management requires a different skill set and mindset when it comes to managing Windows devices.

"We have invested in building and training a team of engineers and support staff who are experts in the Android mobile environment. We are very pleased to be a part of this program with Google."

“We recognise that mobile speed is ultrafast!  We’re not really focused on the competition, but we look to do two things really well."

Security should be a key consideration from the initial design phase before any build even begins.

Mobile Mentor is Co-Sell Ready: We quizzed founder Denis O’Shea on what the news means for Mobile Mentor, its partnership with Microsoft, and the company’s growth plans for the future.

The goal of this workshop post is to explain a method for working with normalised SQL data in PowerApps.

It is an application-based world and if you don't have the time or money for extensive training, this it the solution you need.

Microsoft PowerApps is a service that lets you build business apps that run in a browser or on a phone or tablet, and no coding experience is required.

Microsoft has experienced a meteoric rise in the Gartner magic quadrant for mobile security.

Microsoft PowerApps is promoted as a platform for citizen developers, but can a non-coder really learn to create PowerApps?

With fourth-generation platforms and cloud computing, employees no longer need an extensive formal programming background to build apps.

Mobile device management has skyrocketed as businesses seek aid in their mobility strategies - here's Mobile Mentor's insights and advice.

The new security offerings leverage the features of Microsoft EM+S to protect mobile devices and mobile apps.

It is the vendor to offer Microsoft Enterprise Mobility and Security, including Intune, to the New Zealand Government via their TaaS panel contract

Apparently, AWS deploys about 200,000 updates each month so we are never short of new innovations to work with.