In parallel, we use Microsoft Tune to manage enterprise devices. However, it supports limited devices compared to SOTI MobiControl.

chose it for the remote control capabilities and its support for various operating systems, like Windows CA, and other software support.

We used MSP previously. We switched to SOTI because MSP was out-of-support.

We had no previous solution. 

This is the first MDM we ever used. At the time, Motorola resold SOTI, and so did Intermec. If you were getting a ruggedized device, you used SOTI. That's what it was for.

I just came on board and the company was already using the solution. It's the only product I've ever used for these purposes.

We didn't fully switch. SOTI offset some of the functionality because our legacy platform couldn't support Android devices. That's why we introduced SOTI into the mix. One of the reasons that we chose SOTI, as far as Android goes, is that it was the most advanced platform at the time. We were used to the legacy Windows mobile devices, being able to remote control and see everything on the devices. SOTI allowed us to continue everything that we were used to.

Our previous solution came recommended to us by the third-party transportation app that we use. They recommended we use some sort of free app that you download off Google Play. It was supposed to lock down the device. We deployed that at a very small location, 12 vehicles, 12 devices using it. Once the corporate support had rolled it out and it was left to the local division to man it, we realized we needed functionality to really use these devices remotely. If your users are savvy enough, they can navigate through those free-app lock screens, get around them, do whatever they want to. We noticed that right away.

We had to control those devices, we had to control the users. Our first call was to Verizon and we said, "This free-app solution isn't going to work." Our plan was to upgrade all the devices in our fleet - we're taking 20,000 to 30,000 vehicles across North America. Now, we don't have that many devices in place, but we've taken this as an issue and said, "Look, we're going to replace all this old legacy technology with a simple device and we're going to use SOTI to manage it." And it's taken off.

My 2019 initiative is to remove any legacy technology and replace it with a device that can be managed through SOTI.

This has been the only Mobile Device Management solution that our organisation has deployed to date.

Our company has always only used SOTI.

This is the first product of this type that we have used.

No.

Did not use any other MDM.

No.

We were using another MDM called ManageEngine and we switched because we liked some of the features that Soti offered us, but they're not working right now.

We are working with VMware and Intune as well. In comparison, SOTI MobiControl has better features for identifying the devices' battery levels.

I used MaaS360. I switched to get better features for iOS and more stability for non-brand Android devices.

We were using Blackberry Enterprise Server. We moved to Soti to include our radio devices which it handles well.