A leading office furniture manufacturer entrusted Carlton Technologies to manage, repair, and upgrade their mobile computers from Windows to Android.

It’s never been easier to monitor, secure, and update thousands of smartphones, barcode scanners, and tablets all at once.
The number of connected devices owned at the enterprise level continues to expand at a breathtaking pace, providing a growing challenge for IT leaders to keep security, efficiency, and costs under control.
With MDM, equipment inventory tracking is saving companies a massive amount of money and headache.
Device loss due to theft and negligence is not the risk it once was.
Employee personal app usage can provide feedback into time management. Battery health is a good indicator of how well the device is being used.
And that massive migration to the latest Android OS? Deploy it with one update within the MDM solution.
For a more in depth look at MDM as a whole, please read our beginner’s guide to mobile device management.
Overall, mobile device management is a crucial layer of insurance for organizations that rely on mobile equipment at any scale.
Carlton has strategic partnerships with both Ivanti (formerly Wavelink) and SOTI, the two premier sources of mobile device and infrastructure management solutions.
Depending on your technology management requirements, one or the other will be precisely right for you.
It’s worth noting both organizations provide the ability to streamline management of an entire mobile network—and to do so from one central location.
With customers reporting easier configuration, deployment, and management of wireless networks and resulting savings of up to 60 percent in costs, remote equipment management from Carlton Technologies is an option worth looking into.
Mobile device management was a core aspect in a furniture manufacturer’s mobile computer refresh and migration to Android OS from Windows Embedded.
A leading office furniture manufacturer entrusted Carlton Technologies to manage, repair, and upgrade their mobile computers from Windows to Android.