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Use of mobile devices in today’s modern, distributed workplace is now the norm. They offer broad connectivity, powerful computing, and ease of use, but unmanaged mobile devices can also lead to user frustration while increasing an organization’s attack surface. Fortunately, NinjaOne solves for that. We are thrilled to announce the official launch of NinjaOne Mobile Device Management (MDM). A natural extension to our No. 1-rated endpoint management platform, NinjaOne MDM helps IT organizations reduce cost and complexity, and improve security posture by enabling efficient management for Android and Apple mobile devices — alongside Windows, macOS, Linux, VMs and networking devices — all within a single, easy-to-use console. Sound enticing?

Robert Hanson, CTO of Grand.bank, explains how his organization has powered self-service IT offerings, helping multiple business units power their operations through automation.

IWC is composed of three main components: security, governance, and user workplace manager. The User Workplace Manager offers deployment options and event feedback, while the Pharma Manager optimizes log on and manages user personalization and profile. Performance Manager enhances CPU and memory, and Environment Manager prepares tasks before user login. SQL Server integration and Application Lockdown feature are also included, along with a Start Menu Builder for customization.

Master the art of data grids in Alloy Navigator! Watch this tutorial video to unlock the secrets of filtering, sorting, and customizing data views in your Navigator, gaining instant insights and making smarter decisions.

Harnessing the Power of AI and Automation This webinar delves into the adoption of generative AI and its role in ITSM, decision making, user experience transformation, ticket classification, self-healing, and virtual agents. It also covers incident summarization, knowledge article generation, and the AI Configuration Hub. The benefits of AI and automation, such as improved data accuracy, analyst productivity, and employee experience, are highlighted.

Exploring UEM: A Panel Discussion on Modern Device Management IT professionals from various industries delve into the significance of Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) as a business tool. They discuss its key capabilities such as device management, security, and unified endpoint experience. The conversation also covers metrics for UEM program effectiveness, the shift from traditional to modern device management, and the role of AI in UEM. The panel emphasizes the importance of UEM in enhancing business operations and user experiences.