A lot of device problems on the floor are small. A scanner keeps dropping its connection. An app won’t open. Someone isn’t sure whether an update went through. These aren’t big incidents, but the worker still needs an answer, and IT still needs to know what’s going on.
We are at the tipping point of a second industrial revolution, shifting AI from the digital realm of bits to the physical realm of atoms. Driven by World Foundation Models and advanced computer vision, autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), smart factory equipment, and automated delivery fleets are moving from rigid, scripted rules to dynamic physical reasoning.
Rolling out a fleet of dedicated Android Edge devices usually means QR codes, manual enrollment IDs, and IT staff babysitting each unit. Google's Android Enterprise Zero-Touch helps — but only if you're locked into the Google ecosystem. If your Edge hardware doesn't need Google Play Store integration, that's not an option.
Ask any IT administrator how they manage web access for their organization's devices, and you'll likely hear a familiar story: a blocklist that's always one step behind, users who find workarounds in minutes, and policies that look solid on paper but crumble in practice. The root cause isn't a lack of effort. It's the wrong tool for the job.
At Springdel, we've always believed that great device management is only as powerful as the ecosystem around it. That's why we're excited to announce our strategic partnership with LH Engineering GmbH — a company that has spent over two decades making Auto-ID technology work seamlessly for manufacturers, warehouses, and retailers across Germany.
Schools and universities face a device management challenge that is unlike almost any other environment. The devices they manage are used by students. People who are, by nature, curious, creative, and highly motivated to use technology in ways that weren't intended.
Cloud-based device management has transformed how most organizations operate their IT infrastructure. But for a significant segment of the enterprise world like government agencies, defense contractors, critical infrastructure operators, healthcare institutions, and industrial facilities.
Legacy MDM tools were built for a simpler world. But today's frontline operations demand real-time control, offline resilience, and AI-driven intelligence. We'll explain why the gap is widening and how modern EdgeOps platforms are closing it.
Our CEO Calvin Chung sat down with HMD to talk about how Springdel software powers mission-critical field operations — integrated directly on HMD Terra M devices.
Springdel returns to MWC Barcelona 2026, once again taking center stage as a leading force in Edge AI, Edge of Things (EoT), and Declarative Device Management. This year, you’ll find us in Hall 7, Stand 7H45, showcasing new innovations that are transforming how enterprises connect, secure, and scale their device fleets—at the edge and beyond.