So, when we're talking about EMC, like Enterprise Mobility Management, the stuff people who've been through it have learned is gold. In this piece, we're going to jump into four big EMC issues, and share what we've learned from real-world experiences.

1. Implementing an Effective Mobility Strategy

2. Managing Device Security

3. Training and Change Management

4. Measuring ROI

1. Implementing an Effective Mobility Strategy

Launching a mobility strategy isn't easy. You must strategy it correctly, understand organizational requirements, and be prepared to make quick adjustments.

We've collaborated with a technology company which took this on. First, they assessed how they were mobile device usage, spotted what wasn't working, and define objectives. What was the key to their success? They involved all employees, from information technology to human resources, part of the policy-making. This contributed to them create a strategy which was suitable for the corporate objectives and individual demands.

2. Managing Device Security

Security's a big deal in this mobile stuff. Keeping those secret files safe on phones and tablets? That's a must.

We saw a big bank lately use lots of smart moves to keep their info safe. They've got a mix of tools for mobile device stuff and keeping data from slipping away. They were doing audits all the time, making sure passwords were tough, and encrypting all the fancy data. And hey, it worked; they had way fewer security issues.

3. Training and Change Management

Handling the switch to a mobile workforce can be a tough gig. Teaching everyone new tricks isn't easy, especially when it's about phones and tablets.

We helped a healthcare place get going with a mobile project. We made sure they had a full training program, from setting up the gadgets to safely using the data. We made it work by rolling things out step by step, so people could learn at their own speed.

4. Measuring ROI

Figuring out if an EMC project is worth it can be tricky. But you can keep an eye on things like how the devices are being used, how productive workers are, and how much money you're saving.

We worked with a manufacturing company, and they saw their people get 20% more productive and cut costs by 15% thanks to this mobile thing. They knew what they were doing and showed everyone the value of it.

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