This playbook uncovers challenges and provides solutions for IT teams when it comes to managing device fleets as they grow and become increasingly mission-critical.

But how do you assess compatibility? That’s why we put together a quick 10-question checklist to help you figure out if MDM is a good fit for your device use case. By answering yes or no to the following questions, you’ll be able to get some insight into whether MDM will work for your needs, or if you need something more sophisticated to manage your devices.

In this whitepaper, you’ll learn how the scope of your PCI responsibility and security obligations for Android mPoS stacks up to your traditional PoS obligations, and how to proactively manage an Android mPoS deployment for 24/7 compliance.

Shared responsibility is a crucial configuration for retailers who are looking at the possibility of configuring, monitoring, and maintaining any type of point-of-sale device – including both traditional mobile point-of-sale or Android mPoS. Typically, retailers share their PCI responsibility with vendors such as Esper.

But as you might imagine, the same doesn’t apply in the other direction — MDM was never intended to be used to manage corporate owned devices (also known as dedicated devices or COSU devices), and as such, usually lacks the features required for managing enterprise devices like kiosks, point of sale systems, handheld scanners, digital signage, and more.