The future of enterprise mobility is here, and it’s happening at MWC Barcelona 2025! Springdel is gearing up to showcase the next evolution of Edge AI, Edge of Things, and Declarative Device Management—redefining the way enterprises harness the power of their connected devices.
The retail industry is evolving at lightning speed, and staying ahead of the curve means embracing the right technologies. That’s why NRF 2025, the world’s premier retail event, is the place to be!
We are proud to announce our partnership withCipherLab Co., Ltd to enhance mobile device management solutions for their Android mobile computers across various industries.
We’re excited to announce that we will be participating in GITEX Technology Week 2024, held from October 14-18 at the Dubai World Trade Centre. This event is one of the most significant in the tech industry, and we’re thrilled to be part of it.
TORONTO, CANADA, January 14, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Springdel, a leader in mission-critical mobile device management (MDM), proudly announces a $5 million investment led by Carbide Ventures and followed by Beyond Ventures.
During the 20th century, retail and shopping changed. In many ways the industry was born out of the changing social dynamics and economics of the century. The 20th century was the first century in a post-industrial world; a world where cities became the economic focus rather than the agrarian focus of the past.
Springmatic has an intuitive UI that is built to scale to 100,000+ devices seamlessly. Its built-in dashboard and powerful filters help managers tease out a lot of detailed information about their device status, apps running, and more. However, for users looking to take their information and further customize how it is presented, the platform can be paired with other data analytics platforms as well.
Detailed in our previous post, the Kiosk functionality in Springmatic is incredibly versatile, and the latest improvements make it even more customizable. The system...
Seeing the enormous potential of handheld devices and data services, Google became interested in the idea of a mobile-first operating system. In 2005 they acquired the Android codebase from Android Inc., and in late 2007 Google unveiled the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) in order to develop a full, production-quality operating system for mobile phones.
As someone who's spent more than a decade in mobile device management, I've witnessed the fascinating evolution of operating systems in the mobile world. The legacy x86 compute platforms that once dominated the landscape, are rapidly being replaced with purpose-built devices utilizing ARM-based platforms.