Richard from the Motor Neuron Disease Association presents on the use of neurons for MDM to aid those living with ALS. He highlights the challenges faced by MND patients, the role of technology in communication, and the potential of AI and assistive tech. The MDM system's benefits and need for optimization are discussed. Future developments like brain-computer interfaces and tech support expansion are touched upon. The session ends with action items including developing a specialized MDM suite for nonprofits and promoting MDM in nonprofits.

They're both measures for security. AirDroid Business supports both MDM and MAM features. In this video, we'll explore the key difference between them from three areas.

Go Behind the Screens with NinjaOne Field CTO Jeff Hunter to look at the 5.9.1 update for MDM, which adds multiple connections for Apple and Android tokens to NinjaOne's Mobile Device Management platform, plus some other useful enhancements.

Join NinjaOne Director of Product Management, Josh Schofield, as he gives an update on NinjaOne's mobile device management. Josh will also share his expertise and answer questions around how to enable MDM for your org to automate, control, and implement policies across mobile devices at scale.

Use of mobile devices in today’s modern, distributed workplace is now the norm. They offer broad connectivity, powerful computing, and ease of use, but unmanaged mobile devices can also lead to user frustration while increasing an organization’s attack surface. Fortunately, NinjaOne solves for that. We are thrilled to announce the official launch of NinjaOne Mobile Device Management (MDM). A natural extension to our No. 1-rated endpoint management platform, NinjaOne MDM helps IT organizations reduce cost and complexity, and improve security posture by enabling efficient management for Android and Apple mobile devices — alongside Windows, macOS, Linux, VMs and networking devices — all within a single, easy-to-use console. Sound enticing?