The document discusses the evolution of enterprise mobility strategies, emphasizing the need for organizations to effectively manage and protect data and networks while embracing mobile technology. It outlines the challenges of transitioning to mobility, including the need for a comprehensive strategy that ensures cost control, risk mitigation, and competitive advantage. Auroin offers expertise in developing these strategies, enabling clients to integrate mobile technology, consolidate resources, and improve security, thus facilitating their digital transformation.

1. Enterprise Mobility Strategy
Enterprise mobility has redefined the use of personal devices in the workplace, but also how
companies manage and protect network and data. Indeed, these new practices do not only imply a
simple access to the information but also their transfer and use from a Smartphone or a tablet, as
well as from a traditional computer. The growing use of tablets, Smartphones, and mobile
applications has transformed the way organizations across all sectors exchange information and
interact with their employees, partners, customers, and citizens. This new era has only just begun.
Mobile technology is evolving rapidly: the challenge is not only to adopt it, but also to adapt to its
rapid changes.
Interestingly, most end users have already embraced and integrated mobility concepts into their
work practices. Faced with the sudden influx of mobility-related demands, enterprises need to
implement a strategy that responds to new challenges.
Many organizations have found that the transition to mobility can be challenging. It requires a new
way of thinking and a reconfiguration of staff, processes, and technology. Enterprise mobility
programs are successful when they are based on a carefully defined strategy that ensures cost
control, mitigates risks and harnesses the full potential of mobile technology. As a leading provider
of digital transformation services and solutions, AuroIN has extensive experience in developing
effective mobility strategies. The technical know-how has enabled clients around the world to
define their objectives in this field and the measures to be taken to achieve them. We are helping
them to establish a clear path to productive digital transformation.
AuroIN offers comprehensive roadmap services that enable companies/organizations/businesses
to transcend to mobility quickly, efficiently and cost-effectively while minimizing risk. Also,
working with clients, we integrate mobile technology into existing processes, workflows and
systems, taking into account a variety of success factors, including technology matching,
governance framework, and security measures.
The Value We Offer – What You Enjoy
Through our mobility strategy development services, we enable clients to achieve the competitive
advantages in the formulation and implementation of this strategy.
 Reduction of complexity and risks
 Efficient analysis, planning, and recommendations
 Optimal processes, workflows, and systems
 Strengthening security
 High-quality governance and performance
 Increased differentiation and competitiveness

2. How to achieve an Effective Mobility Strategy
Consolidate Process and Resource Management
All professional equipment (Smartphone, tablets, laptops, and desktops) must be managed and
controlled from a single console. Device configuration details are identified and then referenced
within a consolidated database listing all of the company's assets, providing full visibility and rapid
problem identification. The administrator can thus take the necessary steps to optimize and
proactively improve configurations.
Business applications, data, and services must be consolidated into the company's servers before
being redistributed to mobile devices. This creates a single point of resource management for the
enterprise, greatly simplifying patch deployment, updates, and configurations.
Isolating the Resources of the Personal Resources Enterprise
To ensure that employees are free to use their equipment (company or personal property), the
resources of the organization passing through the access points to the information system must be
subject to restrictions, security reasons and be isolated from personal data and applications. The
usual process of packing, virtualization, or packaging applications must allow for simple, intuitive
navigation between business and personal resources to maintain end-user productivity.
Installing Support for Self-Service Mode
End users must be able to manage their equipment without using IT. This allows them to use and
select the necessary applications (static, virtual or The Web). Similarly, data is stored and
distributed via a shared and secure device or a centralized and easily accessible warehouse. The
company can thus considerably reduce administration costs and facilitate the company in its
transformation towards mobility. The IT department can now focus on the security of IT resources
- rather than on physical equipment - and can, therefore, focus on the challenges of the enterprise.