With its commitment to always providing exceptional service for customers, ARS was looking to expand its fleet of mobile devices—smartphones and tablets to empower its technicians.

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Managed Mobility Services from Vox Mobile enable restaurants to get more out of their mobility investment and continue serving customers.

This networking manufacturer was in the need of assistance in implementing, deploying and ongoing support for its new EMM platform to more than 60,000 global users.

Keeping mobile field workers connected and focused on their jobs is key to maximizing productivity. With an expanding set of mobile applications designed to improve workforce productivity and customer relationships, the industrial distributor and largest MRO U.S. supplier needed expertise and capacity to support its changing needs.

This market leader had a business critical need to arm its sales with mobile applications that would provide retail space availability to optimize product placement in various retails stores. The company had commissioned a third party to develop the specialized application for their retail stores, but after a year they were unable to achieve the application or end-user experience they wanted.

A global supplier of industrial materials and tooling had high expectations for achieving breakthrough innovation with mobility. However, the company didn’t want to have to take on the significant burden of managing the complexity of a mobile infrastructure and maintain the expertise required in such a rapidly advancing technology.

Insurance is a 24/7, mobile business. This industry leader’s mobile workforce relies on a wide variety of mobile devices for servicing customers, selling, adjusting, and conducting timely inspections. The company needed to ensure its mobile professionals are equipped at all times with the right tools and access to the right information delivered in a highly secure and reliable environment.

As a result of several acquisitions, this large financial institution was supporting three different EMM platforms. The IT staff was challenged staying current with EMM software updates and thus end user satisfaction suffered considerably.

One of the world’s largest global energy suppliers needed reliable management services to support more than 35,000 globally distributed mobile users located in more than 30 countries. An environment complicated by decentralized systems, divergent teams across a wide variety of geographies and multiple carriers resulted in the lack of visibility to accurately assess and resolve user issues. Global support and the ability to respond to a rapidly changing technology environment was critical to delivering on user expectations.

As the largest electric utility company in North America, this organization is responsible for protecting the grid that services over 5 million customers. Many times, working to restore power outages takes its technicians to remote rural areas during treacherous weather conditions. The company needed a way to ensure it was in constant communication with its mobile workforce while they are in the field.

This leading casino-entertainment provider understood the efficiencies gained by leveraging mobile applications. Unfortunately, their vision of breakthrough innovation fell short without a streamlined approach to application management. End user experience was negatively impacted when multiple departments were required to manage the applications, leaving room for numerous failure points.

This leading casual dining restaurant company wanted to transform their image and become the trendsetter for the millennial generation. Looking to combine the fast food and sit-down dining experience, they needed to reduce the resources required to order, deliver and collect payment in their restaurants. Under their current model, these processes required human interaction at every stage, leaving the door open for inefficiencies, human error and a poor user experience.

This market leader had a business critical need to ‘save the sale’ that would otherwise go to a competitor. Consumers would frequently come into their store in order to view and handle desired merchandise, only to price shop from their mobile device, leave the store and order online from a competitor.

This hospitality giant faced many challenges in managing one of the largest fleets of WIFI-based devices and a largely mobile-enabled workforce. The complex environment includes high device velocity, wide variety in types of mobile users (both employees and guests), shared versus personal devices, high device wear and tear, and a very low adoption rate of its BYOD policies.

Delivering a great customer experience is the #1 priority at this popular restaurant. With a menu that has over 300 items and seasonal menu changes, staff training is critical to delivering a great dining experience. With concerns about overwhelming its staff, store leadership were on a mission to provide them with training in a user friendly way.

Due to the size and velocity of operations at this large health system, the organization ruled out BYOD due to the fact that the variability of devices would make it extremely difficult to manage compliance and security needs. As they decided to standardize all their clinicians on a single mobile platform, the healthcare leader faced the challenge of deploying 7,000 devices in the three month window the carrier granted them to upgrade.

Global pharmaceutical business operations are complicated and highly regulated. This global pharmaceutical company constantly invests in improving and expanding its use of mobile technologies, but wanted to limit the impact mobile initiatives would have on the IT headcount and telecom costs. However, with a distributed workforce and a diverse set of operations and regulatory requirements, the company would require deep technical expertise, operational experience, and the tactical capacity to respond to its rapidly changing global environment.

The multinational pharmaceutical company found it impossible to maintain mobile cost optimization with so much variability in carrier plans. The company was searching for a way to efficiently keep up with analyzing constant changes in carrier plans and assessing the company’s mobile use to eliminate unnecessary costs.

This home healthcare provider had an extraordinary opportunity to improve patient care in a highly efficient manner if it was able to deploy and support its care providers with mobile devices and applications. The company needed to ensure that it could support the continuum of care for its home service delivery.

The large hospital group had the need to provide its doctors, nurses and employees with access to sensitive information via mobile devices. The significant hurdles the organization faced was to ensure HIPAA compliance while providing ease of use to help deliver on enhancing patient engagement and meaningful use at the same time.