Cyber Security

How Unified Endpoint Management Takes Productivity to a New Level

18 October 2022

There has been a significant rise in the number of devices used in business today, including smartphones, laptops, and tablets. As a result, it has become increasingly challenging for companies to keep their data secure.

Managing your assets when they’re shared with employees on a large scale is no easy task. One of the most effective ways to safeguard your company’s data and other digital assets is by investing in a Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) solution.

That said, the benefits of UEM go beyond providing security to your business. It also helps streamline your business operations and take your productivity to an entirely new level.

In this article, we’ll elaborate on how UEM boosts productivity and why it’s a smart choice for your business.

Let’s get started!.

1. Maximises Efficiency in Your Devices

One of the biggest benefits of UEM is that it reports on device activities, like battery usage, application updates and more. Consequently, in case of any technical issues, like glitches, errors or faults, you will receive remote support from our technical team.

The UEM admin can also take a direct look at your devices, capture screenshots, and assist users in resolving problems. This helps your business get the best performance from its devices while improving workplace productivity.

What’s more, UEM solutions reduce the risk of unexpected shutdowns and address possible vulnerabilities in outdated software, ensuring that your business runs smoothly with minimal downtime.

2. Easier to Onboard New Devices

A UEM solution helps to streamline the procedure of enrollment and helps your business connect and add new devices. An administrator can register multiple new devices at once through zero-touch enrolment from the UEM software, saving time and reducing setup errors.

It makes it easier for your business to welcome new employees while keeping your data secure. On top of that, the admin can have a look at and create corporate applications, policies and configurations for the new devices.

It helps to enhance security and makes it easier for companies to take new employees on board. It also eliminates any security threats like ransomware that you could face from your ex-employees.

3. Increases Efficiency in Users

Your IT team can look at the work of your employees and monitor any routes taken by them through the UEM software. You can also set up Geofences to avoid the usage of devices outside specific areas.

If there are any breaches in security, the software will notify the admin immediately. This allows an increase in the cyber security of your business data and also helps to improve productivity among employees.

The UEM software allows everyone to work without worry as it takes care of any technical issues. That reduction in manual work helps your internal teams focus on their daily tasks and work with fewer interruptions.

4. Manage From One Console

Business networks are typically connected to a large number of devices and platforms. With a UEM solution, you can securely manage and monitor everything from a single console, improving both workplace productivity and data security as a result.

Additionally, you can simplify and automate how your business runs. Some major benefits of having UEM software for your organisation include easier addition of new devices, easier management of applications, the ability to control and secure endpoints and more, from a single device.

This makes it easier to manage your business and employees without having to run around. It also empowers your organisation to create a flexible and efficient workplace, showing exactly how UEM boosts productivity across the board.

Contact Redpalm for Unified Endpoint Management Solutions

Now that you’re aware of how UEM can boost productivity for your business, you might want to consider using it. Here’s where Redpalm comes into action. With years of experience in crafting bespoke IT solutions for businesses across the UK, we can help you set up and manage an efficient unified endpoint management system.

Redpalm is a managed service provider (MSP) and a trusted cyber security partner. We equip your business with advanced IT infrastructure to swiftly identify and neutralise any security risks.

Our wide range of services includes technology procurement, vulnerability assessments, endpoint management, and more.

To learn more about our managed IT services, click here or contact us to schedule an appointment today.

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