Bring Your Own Device

Wireless Management Services has become one of the most in-demand IT services. Wireless mobility management, or WMM, is the method of verifying that devices and associated communications services work efficiently. It is designed for companies who are starting on the digital transformation journey.  

The need for services and support in this field is growing as mobility solutions and BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) have become more important for our new work reality. Businesses in the post-COVID-19 world can’t afford to ignore mobility. So, the biggest question is, how do you choose from the various wireless management services available since each offers its own unique set of capabilities?  

A wireless connection can be the safest option for a business. It only allows the access of authorized users, and data leakage is less likely than using earlier approaches. Here are some additional benefits of its use:  

• Through Radio Resource Management (RRM), the wireless solution can analyze the large radiofrequency environment and, as a response, self-tuning. 
• It may boost IT production by making it easier to troubleshoot issues, manage wireless users, and swiftly detect rogue devices on the network with real-time warnings regarding bandwidth use. 
• Platforms with a minimum of 50 access points (AP) may be configured and deployed, with controller models capable of satisfying all the wireless business connectivity demands. 
• It’s important to remember that Corporate Wireless is focused on business functions rather than network standards. In this situation, all the access points are connected to the controller using Split-MAC architecture, resulting in the spread of the wireless network’s functionality.  

• Using capabilities such as Network-Based Application Recognition (NBAR) and NetFlow, users’ applications and protocols are identified automatically and transparently.  

Here are a few of the Wireless Management providers for users looking for corporate mobility management software to meet their demands. 

IBM  

IBM provides managed mobility services to help clients in developing and implementing business mobility and device-choice strategies for better security and efficiency. IBM Managed Mobility Services simplify and customize device delivery, setup, configuration, security, administration, and support for both corporate-owned and employee-owned devices across all device types and operating systems.  

Stratix  

Stratix is a managed mobility service solution that helps customers in designing, delivering, and managing business mobile programs that match the requirements of end-users. With mobile device management support services for IT, the platform’s mobile endpoint management features provide you with real-time visibility and control over your whole mobile network.  

Fujitsu  

Fujitsu provides a cloud-based, flexible solution for monitoring, protecting, and managing mobile users. Fujitsu’s enterprise-grade expandable solution is bundled with Fujitsu Managed Services to ensure quality-assured delivery for its users. IT managers may use the solution to put their mobile strategy into action, completely mobilize sensitive business apps, and accept BYOD (Bring your own devices).  

As more people rely on wireless technologies (5G, WiFi) for their business needs rather than wired connections, Wireless Mobility Management has become increasingly essential. There are several advantages to having strong mobility management in place, and companies who do not presently have it as a standard should consider updating or developing new ways of controlling wireless devices that provide a significant transition.