As an active provider of managed services for communications across all three levels of government, imei attended Australia’s most important business event for ICT in government – Tech in Gov.

With the continuing shift to remote work and the adoption of the hybrid work model by a great many companies, supporting end-user devices including desktops, laptops, and mobile phones that are permanently away from the traditional workplace hub has become a priority issue. This makes device lifecycle management more important than ever.

Enterprise mobility was certainly moving towards becoming a competitive business advantage before the worldwide pandemic accelerated the shift and made it a business-critical requirement.

Despite the pandemic, rapid and constant changes to trading conditions, and an acceleration in businesses undergoing digital transformations, the top three core fundamentals of business success remain unchanged.

Enterprise Mobility has come such a long way in a short time. It doesn’t seem that long ago since employees were delighted with their Nokia work phones that allowed them to be contactable on the go. There were no capabilities for remote working and mobile devices were not regarded as essential productivity tools or the foundation on which business continuity would prevail.