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Today’s dynamic and interconnected world requires companies to continually optimize operations and stay ahead of the competition. With devices ranging from mobile to virtual machines, IoT devices, and more increasingly distributed throughout the organization—especially since COVID-19 has dramatically increased the popularity of the remote work business model—managing IT devices has never been more important than it is today.

Fortune Business Insight, according to which the mobile device management industry grew by 14.9% in 2020 and is projected to grow from $4.75 billion in 2022 to $21.30 billion in 2029, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 23.9%. This shows the growing interest in mobile device management from both small and large enterprises.
In the age of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and the flexibility of remote work, businesses are increasingly looking to consolidate their security efforts and effectively protect all the devices employees use egypt mobile database conduct business. This is where device management as a service comes in. DMaaS is a relatively new cloud-based approach that allows businesses to effectively manage their devices using the power of the cloud and focus on their core competencies, leaving the complexities of device management to the experts in this field.

“Today, smart devices, also known as digital assets, are considered the backbone of any organization; they are used by employees to optimize their work and therefore need to be healthy, patched, and configured to do their job,” says Nadav Avni, CEO of DMaaS provider Radix. According to him, the management and configuration of devices, their ongoing maintenance, and remote support are usually the responsibility of the IT department, so it is essential for him and the entire organization to have a management platform that supports all devices, their associated workflows, and stakeholders.

Rationale for DMaaS
According to IBM, DMaaS is viewed as a technology that unifies all mobile device endpoints and enables enterprises to secure and control their entire IT environment, with the ability to protect user personal data, applications, content, and corporate data.

Adrian De Luca, director of solutions architecture and global strategic partner at Amazon Web Services, notes that DMaaS enables companies to leverage the scalability, security, and availability of next-generation data management to help protect their data from ransomware and other cybersecurity threats.