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Home » MobileIron Debuts Connected Cloud Mobile Device Management

MobileIron Debuts Connected Cloud Mobile Device Management

August 2, 2011
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MobileIron, a start-up offering enterprise management and security for mobile devices and apps, introduced the first multi-tenant mobile device management (MDM) cloud service to integrate with existing enterprise security infrastructure.

The MobileIron Connected Cloud enables IT departments to quickly deploy thousands of smartphones and tablets without sacrificing enterprise-grade security.

Enterprises can securely distribute their mobile apps using MobileIron’s Enterprise App Storefront.

MobileIron said its Connected Cloud can be fully integrated and operational in less than hour. The cost is $4 per month per managed device. The MobileIron Connected Cloud is a multi-tenant platform that was beta-tested by 11 enterprise companies including six of the Fortune 1000. http://www.mobileiron.com

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