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Thanks for the response. Seems like not too many people are doing this yet. Not sure why though. We've messed around with Meraki, AirWatch, and the built-in MDM in Labtech. Our favorite so far has been Meraki, but with the recent ability to remote control an Apple device... may just need to look at AirWatch again.
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Thanks for the response. Seems like not too many people are doing this yet. Not sure why though. We've messed around with Meraki, AirWatch, and the built-in MDM in Labtech. Our favorite so far has been Meraki, but with the recent ability to remote control an Apple device... may just need to look at AirWatch again.

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I work for a small/medium MSP and we're looking for a good mobile device management system. Does anyone have experience with MDMs and could make a good recommendation? We're looking for the following features:<br />
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Active Directory Integration<br />
App Installation Management (iOS and Android)<br />
Asset Management for Multi-Devices<br />
Complete Remote Wipe<br />
Compliance Enforcement<br />
Device Password Policy<br />
Disable Camera<br />
Granular Remote Wipe (Delete Co. Data Only)<br />
Location Awareness<br />
Multi-Tenancy (Manage more than one Group)<br />
OTA Notifications<br />
OTA Self Service Provision<br />
Policy Enforcement<br />
Remote Control
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I work for a small/medium MSP and we're looking for a good mobile device management system. Does anyone have experience with MDMs and could make a good recommendation? We're looking for the following features:

Active Directory Integration
App Installation Management (iOS and Android)
Asset Management for Multi-Devices
Complete Remote Wipe
Compliance Enforcement
Device Password Policy
Disable Camera
Granular Remote Wipe (Delete Co. Data Only)
Location Awareness
Multi-Tenancy (Manage more than one Group)
OTA Notifications
OTA Self Service Provision
Policy Enforcement
Remote Control

Mobile Device Management System Recommendation

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