There are three main ways to get an application installed onto an iOS device. The most common way will be to install applications on devices directly from the iOS App Store, or if your organisation has developed their own application in-house or through a developer you can deploy this as an internal application.
Once the application is added to the Workspace ONE UEM Console it is will be available to install by end users. All pretty straight forward however there is more ways can we make this process even easier.
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Monday, June 24, 2019
Secure, Automated and Passwordless Mobile Clinical Device Provisioning
If you've ever been in a hospital, I'm sure you would have seen clinical staff (literally at times) running between rooms, back to nursing stations or if they're lucky into the hall to enter notes or lookup information on a WOW (Workstation on Wheels). Apart from the time it takes to get back to any of these places, they have to leave the patient bedside and remember what they need to capture in the medical records. Typically, to try and gain some time back computers are logged in as generic accounts (shudder) and there is no user personalisation or account auditing on these devices. To me, this just sounds like a recipe for disaster.
In recent years, we've seen the uptake of VDI (year of the desktop anyone?) and that brought some improvements around session portability between devices but there is no true mobility use case like a mobile tablet or phone that the clinician or doctor can take with them and complete their tasks at the bedside.
True, a device for every employee would be expensive. And they could just use their own devices to take notes or photos, but from a regulatory and compliance perspective this is really not a good idea.
This is where GroundControl and VMware Workspace ONE come in to save the day.
Imagine being a nurse, doctor or any healthcare employee for that matter. You now walk up to a pool of iOS devices, tap your RFID Employee badge onto the proximity card reader and in seconds a device is allocated to you which is completely personalised with your authentication credentials, your relevant applications and is ready to use without having to enter and passwords or further configuration. When you're done, just dock it back where you got it and it is securely erased to factory defaults ready for the next user.
Sound too good to be true?
Nope. Read to find out how and see this is action.
In recent years, we've seen the uptake of VDI (year of the desktop anyone?) and that brought some improvements around session portability between devices but there is no true mobility use case like a mobile tablet or phone that the clinician or doctor can take with them and complete their tasks at the bedside.
True, a device for every employee would be expensive. And they could just use their own devices to take notes or photos, but from a regulatory and compliance perspective this is really not a good idea.
This is where GroundControl and VMware Workspace ONE come in to save the day.
Imagine being a nurse, doctor or any healthcare employee for that matter. You now walk up to a pool of iOS devices, tap your RFID Employee badge onto the proximity card reader and in seconds a device is allocated to you which is completely personalised with your authentication credentials, your relevant applications and is ready to use without having to enter and passwords or further configuration. When you're done, just dock it back where you got it and it is securely erased to factory defaults ready for the next user.
Sound too good to be true?
Nope. Read to find out how and see this is action.
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