On The Edge of Things

We are teaming up with HMD Secure, one of the most trusted names in enterprise-grade Android devices. But this isn’t just another integration. It’s a bold step into the future of device management: autonomous, intelligent, and built to scale. We’re also delivering a rugged, mission-ready smart device purpose-built for first responders, military, and public safety teams, where every second counts and reliability is non-negotiable.

Springdel will be returning to GITEX Technology Week 2025 in Dubai. And this year we’re teaming up with our trusted partner iData to bring an even richer experience to attendees.

We are excited to announce that Springdel is now an official Android Enterprise Silver Partner. This milestone reflects our deep commitment to delivering enterprise-grade Android solutions that empower organizations to manage, secure, and scale their mobile deployments with confidence.

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.

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. 

The world was built on cheap energy--software included–-so it's no surprise we take cheap energy for granted, and even less of a surprise that we don't factor it into our software purchasing decisions. Those who continue to do so, however, will likely find their hands tied and future budgets squeezed, because energy prices will remain high, and they’re going to take your MDM and cloud bill along for the ride.