Flexibility for your workplace
Design policies for office, remote and field work, grouping devices by role and access requirements.
AQPTECH · DIGITAL WORKPLACE
Managed Mobility Services
Connect people, devices and applications across a flexible workplace.
Overview
Digital Workplace Mobility
Office, remote and field teams need convenient access to business applications. AQPTech works with organizations to plan device, application and identity management around each user group.
The scope can include mobile devices, laptops, tablets and specialized endpoints. From enrollment and policy configuration to support and retirement, each step has defined access rights and operational responsibilities.
- Choose corporate-owned or BYOD models by user role.
- Assess the existing management platform and migration path.
- Agree application, data and privacy policies.
Mobility service features
Mobility Services Features
Defined end-user support
Define intake, triage and issue resolution workflows. Support hours, SLAs and responsibilities are agreed in the service scope.
Complete device lifecycle management
Track provisioning, enrollment, configuration, updates and retirement, with change history for inventory and handover.
Controlled access to apps and data
Combine identity, device posture and application policies. Available controls depend on operating systems, platforms and licenses.
Discover Workplace Mobility Services
Find capabilities that fit your devices and workflows.
Topics you may be interested in
Managed mobility solutions
Managed Mobility Solutions
Design the management environment around real working needs. Bring existing UEM/MDM platforms, applications, identity and support services into a coordinated delivery roadmap.
Discuss your requirementsMobility expense management
Consolidate devices, connectivity plans and departmental costs. Define reports and review thresholds using available data.
Workflow automation
Automate repeatable enrollment, configuration and service request steps through confirmed platforms and APIs.
Service management
Connect requests, asset inventory and change workflows so IT teams can track service status.
Unified endpoint management
Assess and integrate existing UEM/MDM platforms, standardizing configurations, policy distribution and supported device status reporting.
Identity and security
Integrate SSO, multifactor authentication and role-based access. For BYOD, define boundaries between personal and business data.
Application management
Inventory applications and plan distribution, updates and removal. Validate compatibility on pilot devices before wider rollout.
Mobility business benefits
Mobility Business Benefits
Align management technology with user experience and operational goals.
Visibility across your digital workplace
Consolidate device, user and management status information to support operational decisions.
Consistent user experience
Standardize provisioning and application access for each user group.
Automate repeatable tasks
Apply configuration templates and automation to tasks with supported integrations.
Support efficient issue resolution
Organize support around accessible device context and service history.
Understand total cost of ownership
Track devices, licenses and support costs to evaluate deployment options.
Help users adopt new tools
Prepare guidance, pilot groups and feedback channels before a wider rollout.
Enable flexible productivity
Help teams reach approved applications on suitable devices and networks.
Align security policies
Align access rights, device posture and offboarding with organizational policies.
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LET’S CONNECT YOUR WORKPLACE
Build Your Connected Workplace
Share your device landscape and management needs to define a pilot rollout together.
Talk to our teamFrequently Asked Questions about Workplace Mobility Services
What are managed mobility services?
A coordinated approach to device, application, identity and user support management across a mobile workplace. Scope is tailored to the organization.
How does UEM differ from MDM?
MDM focuses on mobile devices. UEM extends management across multiple endpoint categories; specific capabilities depend on the product and license.
Can this support hybrid work?
Policies can cover office and remote devices, combining identity, application and compliance controls with agreed role-based access.
How are enterprise apps managed?
Scope can include distribution, configuration, updates and removal. Distribution platforms, operating systems and usage rights need to be reviewed.
How is personal data handled with BYOD?
Define which data the organization can manage, remote action limits and user consent. Configuration depends on the platform and internal policies.
What does device lifecycle management cover?
Inventory, provisioning, enrollment, configuration, support, updates and retirement. Deliverables and responsibilities are documented for each step.
Can you integrate existing management tools?
Integration depends on existing APIs, versions, licenses and access rights. A pilot device group is recommended before scaling.
Is 24/7 support included?
Support hours, channels and SLAs are agreed separately. Around-the-clock support is not automatically included in every engagement.
How is deployment priced?
Pricing depends on device counts and types, management platforms, licenses, integrations and operational services, following discovery.
How do we get started?
Prepare device, OS and application inventories, security policies and current platform details. Discovery defines the pilot group and acceptance criteria.
