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End User Management: Best Practices for Local Governments

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many local governments adopted remote work policies that helped citizens enjoy uninterrupted services amid shutdowns. Five years later, workers are able to work effectively no matter the setup. They can comfortably work on tasks from computers at the office or smart devices in the field. And thanks to end user management, government IT teams can help manage and secure devices connected to the government network.

Of course, remote connectivity isn’t a new phenomenon when it comes to local government work. Public workers like police officers, fire marshals, inspectors, and engineers normally operate in the field. They often carry a smartphone or tablet to communicate with others, monitor activities, and send reports.

Addressing Regulatory Compliance in Government-Owned, Single-Use Devices

Corporate-owned single-use (COSU) devices, also known as dedicated devices, make work easier for businesses and many government agencies. They’re powerful smart devices that fulfil a single purpose. Think smart tablets used for inventory tracking, information kiosks, ATMs, or digital displays. But, in a government setting, these devices fall under strict regulatory compliance standards.

Why Android Device Management Remains an Excellent Investment

Looming recession fears have pushed tech industry players to scale back on expenditures. They’re cutting budgets, cancelling expansion programs, and eliminating hiring plans. With demand falling, you’re likely hesitant to recommend a tech investment like an Android device management solution.

How Can Businesses Ensure Efficient Management of COSU Devices

Nadav Avni, Chief Marketing Officer at Radix Technologies, shares how when it comes to speeding up queues and providing instant information, nothing beats corporate-owned, single-use (COSU) devices. When put in kiosk mode, these devices become efficient digital assistants that collect and share information.