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ASUS ZenPad M gives IT admins a tool to lock down tablets

ASUS ZenPad M gives IT admins a tool to lock down tablets

Posted on February 21, 2016March 30, 2020 By Jarvis

It’s not uncommon these days for businesses to have their workers user mobile devices, mostly Android tablets or iPads, but these aren’t always customized, let alone protected, for work. That is why we have things like Android for Work, Samsung KNOX, and BlackBerry’s Android enterprise apps to ensure security. Controlling those devices, however, is another story. ASUS is giving its own spin on Android for the enterprise, debuting the new ZenPad M tablets for professionals. The real highlight, however, aren’t the tablets but the ADAM software.
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Wearables Tags:android, android for work, android tablets, Asus, blackberry, enterprise, mobile, Samsung, security, Slashgear, software

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