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In this Utelize 3-minute briefing, we look at an overview of the key features of mobile device management (MDM) software, (also known as enterprise mobility management (EMM)), and the role that MDM can play in ensuring your business implements a successful BYoD plan. However you choose to deploy BYoD, it is essential that both corporate and employee…
Mobile device lifecycle management (MDLM or DLM) is a term that is used to cover the end-to-end processes involved in providing and supporting mobile devices for corporate users. Typically, this lifecycle can cover: Sourcing Buying the right device, at the right cost, from the right vendor. This can now also include financing the device, and…
Background At the start, BYoD was simply based around allowing users to access work email (and data) from newly emerging tablets and smartphones. For the business, there were some productivity benefits from leveraging this new consumer technology, as it was yet to be adopted within wider corporate IT (e.g tablets). For the user, it offered…
Today’s budget (March ’17) included new provisions to remove the previous VAT rules, that currently mean that roaming calls (voice, data and SMS) originating outside of the EU are not charged with VAT. With effect from Aug ’17, VAT will now apply to all mobile charges regardless of whether calls originate in the EU or…
The unfortunate truth is that most telecoms providers are in commercial conflict with their customers’ best interests. Clearly they can’t tell you that, however, because the proactive management of telecoms always results in the removal of wastage and overspending – it naturally erodes supplier revenues and profits, often from the areas where they make the…
The Consumer Rights Directive 2011/83/EU came into effect in June 2014. In short, it contained new regulations for the contact numbers that retailers make available to consumers for after-sales queries and complaints. In spite of these changes coming into effect nearly three years ago, many organisations are still operating customer service numbers that may be in breach…
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