Jamf Now: Everything You Need to Easily Manage Apple Devices

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If you manage I.T. for a small business or an organization that uses iPhone, iPad or Mac devices, you know how frustrating it is to actually deploy and manage multiple devices at the same time.

Setting up, deploying, maintaining and monitoring dozens of devices can take a surprising amount of time and effort. There’s a better option: Jamf Now.

Easily Configure All Your Apple Devices

Jamf Now is a Mobile Device Management (MDM) solution that is feature-rich and easy to use. Using Jamf Now, you can remotely configure settings for all of the iPads, Macs, and iPhones in your organization. Using one admin panel, you can deploy settings which quickly and maintain consistency between all the devices.

You can set up Apple devices in mere minutes with all the apps and settings your employees require to do their job. This means your employees won’t need to spend time setting up their devices. Jamf Now will increase your employee’s productivity, while giving them a streamlined onboarding experience for their job and roles.

Keep Your Apple Devices Secure

Jamf Now’s dashboard gives you live access to all your devices. You can see the status and details of all devices like email accounts, security settings, and installed apps. Using the Automatic App Updates feature, you can make sure that your employees are always using the updated version of the deployed apps. Plus, you can even push OS updates to both iOS and macOS devices.

With Jamf Now, you don’t need to worry about the security of the devices. You can enforce passcodes and encryption and if needed you can even remotely lock or wipe a device. This will make sure that company data does not get into the wrong hands.

Try Jamf Now for Free

You can manage your first three devices with Jamf Now for free, forever! And you can add more devices starting at just $2/device/month. Create your free account now to get started!

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