Endpoint management tools form a core aspect of any IT management stack, and administrators utilize different tools to handle them. However, widespread use of tools within the IT management landscape negates the individual benefits of each tool leading to lack of standardization, zero interoperability, poor usability and inconsistent licensing models. The end result: operational inefficiencies and compliance/auditing nightmares.
Our mission has been to perfect a unified platform that integrates various IT tools, breaks down data silos, and facilitates IT management in the real-time. Having a single Endpoint Central agent provides a single source of truth and empowers IT managers to make data-driven decisions quickly and accurately instead of having to make sense of findings of various disparate tools.
When it comes to onboarding, organizations strive to minimize the complexity and time required to enroll new devices. Our agent ensures that onboarding is straightforward so that users can set up their devices without extensive technical knowledge be it over-the-air deployment or providing it out-of-the-box, all while maintaining necessary security and control over managed devices.
Integrating IT management and endpoint security eliminates redundancies and enables seamless workflows. Operational tasks such as software deployment, asset management, patch management, and system updates can be closely aligned with company policies and compliance requirements.
Instead of maintaining separate tools and managing multiple vendor relationships, having a single agent helps you simplify procurement and licensing. Organizations can have a streamlined purchasing process with a single vendor. This can result in cost savings, reduced administrative overhead, and better license management and compliance.
A solution powered by a single agent can offer broad cost and resource optimization avenues. On top of letting organizations consolidate their IT management and security efforts, enterprises can keep their IT policies nimble, adaptive to changing business requirements, technological advancements, and most importantly--emerging threat landscape.
The Endpoint Central agent is a low-footprint application that resides on managed computers that regularly syncs with the Endpoint Central server to perform various IT administrative tasks. It enables efficient execution of a range of tasks, from establishing remote connections on end user machines like computers and mobile phones to enforcing security policies. Installing an agent is the first step in realizing a centralized IT focused on employee productivity and endpoint security.
