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What is Apple ID and What Are its Benefits?

Apple has been innovating and breaking new ground in the world of software and hardware for decades. Best known for producing iPhones and Macs, the company is one of the most valuable businesses in the world and that's because it inspires a high level of loyalty in its consumers. When you use an Apple device, you'll have to set up an Apple ID, which allows you to access a variety of services, apps and features.

4 Must-try Apps for Improving Delivery Productivity in 2024

As we step into 2024, the ever-evolving technological world provides many solutions for reducing waste and increasing delivery productivity. Whether you're a private venture hoping to improve local deliveries or a large enterprise overseeing complex operations, the right applications can make a substantial difference.

Navigating Android's Scoped Storage with Velocity File Assistant

Android's scoped storage feature limits app access to file storage locations, creating difficulties for file management, particularly for MDM apps. Ivanti Velocity encounters problems with MDM clients on newer Android versions, and upgrades can impact file access. The Velocity File Assistant resolves these issues by relocating configuration files to accessible locations, checking specific directories, and copying files as needed. However, it requires file permissions to operate effectively.

The gift of visibility: Mobile Real User Monitoring and Cisco ThousandEyes integration

How AppDynamics Mobile Real User Monitoring (MRUM) delivers true end-to-end visibility of your network and application data — wherever your customers are. As we gear up for the holiday season, we’re excited to unwrap a special gift for our customers — the gift of end-to-end visibility. Last summer, we announced the integration between Cisco AppDynamics and Cisco ThousandEyes to enhance Browser Real User Monitoring (BRUM) with network intelligence data.

What is MDM & Key Features | Android MDM Introduction

Android mobile device management is best used to access, deploy, configure, control, and monitor devices remotely, in which, use a centralized console to carry out the management process. Chapters: Mobile device management for Android is available to manage these device types: smartphones, tablets, rugged handhelds, check-in kiosks, digital signages, smart TVs, and other AOSP devices.