Deployment & mobile device management
• Get devices ready to go for your users, straight out of the box • Large-scale deployments made simple • Manage all your devices from a central hub • Seamless integration between Apple and Cisco Meraki
Corporate-owned deployments made simple
Whether you’re deploying 1 or 1,000 Apple devices, we’ll get them set up and ready for your people to start using straight from the box.
With Apple’s Device Enrolment Programme (DEP), large-scale deployments are seamless. Thanks to automated Mobile Device Management (MDM) enrolment, each device is immediately configured with account settings, apps and access to your back office systems over the air when activated.
Ready, set, deploy
Deployment of corporate-owned devices is no longer a manual configuration process, and users get fully setup right out of the box.
Zero-touch configuration for IT.
With the Device Enrolment Programme, large-scale deployments of iPad, iPhone, and Mac are seamless. Automate MDM enrolment for every device, so that when activated, they’re immediately configured with account settings, apps, and access to corporate services over the air.
Learn more 16 | TechKnow Streamlined setup.
The Device Enrolment Programme makes it even easier for users to get set up on iPad, iPhone, or Mac. IT configures devices through a management solution, and users are guided through the activation process with the built-in Setup Assistant.
Wireless supervision.
Through the Device Enrolment Programme, businesses can choose to supervise corporate-owned iOS devices over the air. Supervision provides a higher level of device management, allowing additional restrictions from turning off iMessage or Game Center to customising specific configurations and features.
To use Apple DEP, you’ll need an MDM solution 0870 429 3090
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