During the time of COVID-19 when enterprise mobility and the benefits of flexible working have really come to the fore, never have mobile devices been more important. Of course, managing a fleet of mobile devices requires a solid time commitment and it can get complicated dealing with an upgrade and refresh cycle. There’s also the challenge of disposal. Where and how an organisation disposes of its old mobiles and other devices can have a significant commercial impact on the business, so it’s incredibly important to consider disposal options and mobile device recycling.

Fast growing remote workforces enabled by ever-expanding bandwidth, and more sophisticated mobile devices are simply the new normal of modern business. But, the benefits of the new normal of enterprise mobility also come with the challenges of managing rising costs, rapidly advancing technologies, and major security risk.

As mobile security, data protection and privacy have become hot topics, one area of increasing focus is mobile app security and app data leakage. imei partners with best-in-class mobile security technology providers such as Wandera, who provide some valuable insight in this blog post.

In today’s enterprise, complex mobile-based technology infrastructure coupled with the growth of enterprise mobility means burgeoning telecom expense management costs are a fact of life. To drive efficiencies of telecom costs, assets and services implementing a TEM solution is now more important than ever.

Dealing with an ever-increasing device population in the enterprise is a critical issue for most businesses. Managing telecoms assets and costs across the entire device lifecycle – everything from ordering and provisioning through to invoice processing and device retirement – is now more complex and challenging than ever. It’s a big job, and it’s why CFOs everywhere are paying attention to Telecom Expense Management (TEM). And it’s not just because it saves money.