The drive to unified endpoint management (UEM) aims to simplify and unify the deployment, management, and security of all kinds of endpoints, from laptops and printers, to mobile devices, smart devices and the Internet of Things (IoT). However, in order to make UEM a reality, you need a solid and unified foundation for IT asset management.

Download your copy of this white paper to learn why IT asset management is essential to building a unified endpoint management strategy and take a deep-dive to learn best practices that’ll enable you to:

• Manage mobile devices as you manage regular endpoints
• Build a checklist for comprehensive endpoint management
• Vet three options for extending endpoint management to mobile device management

The Internet of Things (IoT) has fueled a proliferation of connected devices that do amazing things. If your business wants to get on board, you’ve got to face the challenge of managing and securing these devices to protect your networks — and all of the critical data that resides there.
Download your complimentary copy of this white paper today to learn how unified endpoint management (UEM) enables organizations to optimize systems and securely manage all devices from a single console. 

You’ll also learn:

• Why UEM is critical in IoT
• Key IoT vulnerabilities and why asset management is crucial
• Best practices for selecting the right UEM platform 
• How Quest KACE UEM appliances and cloud-based solutions can help

How solid is your approach to unified endpoint management? Our own UEM solutions engineer Bruce Johnson is teaming up with Microsoft MVP Nathan O’Bryan to help you strengthen your strategy. In this whitepaper, you’ll learn best practices for managing all the devices connected to your infrastructure.

Nathan and Bruce will discuss:

• Unified endpoint management and what it means
• Considerations for consistent management of all your devices, including mobile device management
• Potential pitfalls of combining management of diverse devices
• Mobile device management software and mobile device management solutions

Information technology professionals face device and data management problems that were basically unheard of just 10 years ago.

Gone are the days when the majority of an organization’s end users sat in cubicles working on PCs hardwired into a LAN. The proliferation of smart phones, tablets and other mobile devices allow an increasing number of employees to work from home offices, coffee shops, airport terminals, and almost anywhere else that a wifi connection can be made.

This Digital Dialogue is based on a webcast featuring Tech Evangelist, Timothy Warner of Pluralsight and Nick Morea of Quest Software. They examine the unruly environment that IT is now being asked to manage and what the future holds for mobile endpoint management. 

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Managing BYOD and COPE Devices

• "Bring Your Own Device" has become a well-known term for devices that fall under a workplace policy where employees are allowed to use personally owned devices in the workplace as well as on the road.
• COPE is a newer acronym, which stands for Company Owned, Personally Enabled.

Endpoint Device Confetti

• When users have a mix of BYOD and COPE scenarios, IT faces "endpoint device confetti".
• Endpoint device confetti creates a nightmare scenario for IT when they are asked to manage the complexities of so much hardware and so many operating systems.
• Warner states, "Any business without solutions – a service desk solution, endpoint management solution – is going to be dead in the water, given all these complexities."

How is IT going to handle help tickets coming from the endpoint device confetti? What happens when a regulatory requirement or legal issue mandates reporting and tracking of data from a wide range of mobile hardware? Warner and Morea discuss these questions and more in the full white paper, available now.

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With the right systems management tools, your healthcare IT organization can ensure security and HIPAA compliance, while simultaneously controlling costs by reducing complexity and maximizing the value of IT investments. This paper explains:

• The Changing Healthcare IT Landscape
• Controlling costs and mastering complexity through systems management
• Improve security, both proactively and reactivity