Mobile Device Management

The transportation and logistics sector is now under more pressure than ever. Companies are looking for a way to balance making deliveries as quickly, efficiently, and cost-effectively as possible while ensuring the safety of drivers and processing sensitive data. Utilizing the right mobility management tool can support achieving business objectives, maximizing the quality and security of services provided, and meeting legal requirements for data protection.

Success is closely linked to operational efficiency in the manufacturing industry, so companies constantly strive to increase it. Automation and robotization have gained great importance here, covering an increasing part of industrial processes. However, the human role remains irreplaceable, although it is increasingly optimized to its limits. In this context, mobile devices are becoming a key tool to support productivity.

Over the past decade, the landscape of the BFSI industry has significantly transformed. The dynamic digitization process has caused customers and employees to perform more and more operations via mobile devices. The need to comply with current legal and sector regulations (including GDPR), implement security recommendations, and optimize costs – forces administrators to look for new solutions. The Proget system responds to the abovementioned problems, offering functionalities that allow you to maintain the maximum level of data security and compliance with regulations, giving you control over costs and optimizing working time.

Providing consumers with the best possible experience translates into sales results. However, if a company’s devices are not effectively managed and protected, instead of the expected increase in revenue, they can pose a threat and generate additional costs. Implementing the Proget solution will maximize the potential of your equipment, increase staff productivity, and improve the standard of customer service, thanks to the features available in the console that are tailored to the needs of the retail and food service sectors.

Nowadays, the medical industry, which includes medical services and the production of medicine and equipment, faces increasing challenges and is under enormous strain. The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated existing problems and accelerated the development of telemedicine and remote patient monitoring. As a result, workers in the sector increasingly rely on mobile devices to have quick access to patient data and communication tools to support the delivery of quality healthcare.

Mobile devices have already become standard tools for staff who do most of their work outside the office. Portable hardware makes accessing business software from anywhere and collaborating with clients and stationary employees easier. However, mobility is both a benefit and a challenge – primarily when a company has implemented a BYOD policy, where employees use private equipment for business purposes.

The positive trend of digitization observed in the public sector means that more and more data is moving to electronic circulation. Today, it’s no longer just systems operating within an organization; several external applications allow citizens to deal with official matters remotely from their laptops or phones. It is also becoming popular to use mobile devices extensively in the daily work of officials, uniformed services – also as dedicated tools for specific purposes, supporting education in schools, for example. As a result, the public sector is increasingly responsible for the cyber security of the growing amount of data processed via mobile devices.