Frontline Mobility Edge

Brett Cooper sits down with Dipesh Hinduja, Senior Director of Mobile Solutions at Stratix Corporation, to break down the state of enterprise mobile device management in 2026. Stratix is the largest pure-mobility managed services provider in the country, managing millions of devices across their Mobile Operations Center, and they've partnered with BlueFletch for over 15 years.They cover how frontline device management differs from knowledge worker endpoints, why security models built for corporate laptops are finally reaching shared-device environments, and the real operational burden most companies underestimate when deploying an MDM at scale (including those 2 AM change windows nobody wants to own).Other topics include mixed-fleet vs. single-OEM strategies, Samsung's foldable play for field workers, whether BYOD is dead for frontline teams, whether MDM is truly a commodity, and how Stratix guides enterprise customers through tiered MDM selection, from OEM-specific tools like Knox Configure up through full enterprise platforms like Omnissa, SOTI, and Intune.

Every healthcare conference in 2026 has the same message: AI is the answer. But is it? Brett Cooper and Lee DeHihns break down what's actually working, what's still hype, and who's looking out for patients when the technology moves faster than the guardrails.In this episode:→ Augmenting vs. replacing: Where AI fits in a doctor's toolkit today (and where it doesn't)→ Shadow AI: Clinicians are already using unapproved tools, and the HIPAA risks are real→ Patient advocacy: How patients are using AI to prep for appointments, decode insurance forms, and get second opinions→ The healthcare CIO's dilemma: Where to invest limited budgets when 60% of hospitals run at a loss→ Why "buy a screwdriver, look for screws" is the wrong approach to AI adoptionBrett and Lee draw from months of healthcare conferences, real doctor visits, and frontline conversations to separate signal from noise.

AI is supposed to transform the frontline. But in warehouses, hospitals, and retail stores, the math doesn't always work.Brett Cooper talks with Justin Griffith, CTO of StayLinked, about what AI at the edge actually looks like when it hits real operations. Justin's team has spent over a decade studying technology adoption in environments that run on terminal emulation built in 1969 and still power 70% of the world's warehouses.They cover the three main edge AI use cases: vision, voice, and workflow automation, and why each one hits a different wall. Vision AI drains batteries too fast for full-shift use. Voice AI adds inference latency that warehouse workers can't afford. And workflow automation requires WMS integrations that take years and carry existential risk.Justin frames the core problem: AI right now is a solution in search of a problem. For the middle 80% of the market (i.e. companies that need technology to work and need their investment to see a return) AI hasn't cleared the barrier of viability yet. The top 10% can afford to experiment. The bottom 10% can't afford to move. Everyone else is stuck calculating whether the juice is worth the squeeze.They also dig into data ownership, the OEM hardware arms race, why memory prices have tripled, and what happens when a robotics company turns out to be a data company in disguise.

MODEX 2026 just wrapped at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta: 4 million square feet, 6,000 exhibitors, and a clear signal that the warehouse industry is in the middle of a fundamental shift.In this episode of The Frontline Mobility Edge, Brett Cooper and Richard Makerson break down their top 8 takeaways from the show floor, covering everything from robotic forklifts to AI-powered workflows to why one warehouse manager is ripping out RFID in favor of cameras.→ Why the warehouse conversation has shifted from products to systems, and why vendors that can't play in an orchestrated ecosystem are getting left behind→ Same problems, different maturity levels: why there's no one-size-fits-all in warehouse tech→ AI is no longer a marketing buzzword. It's embedded infrastructure driving real workflow improvement→ Vision technology is advancing fast: LIDAR, drones doing shelf inventory, cameras replacing RFID for tracking→ Frontline mobility is getting smaller, smarter, and more hands-free with AI on the edge→ Robots are everywhere, but humanoid robots in the warehouse are still a question mark→ Buyers care about stubborn operational pain, not flashy demos, and BlueFletch's agentic login demo hit that nerve→ Don't boil the ocean: one warehouse veteran's advice on solving problems one bite at a time→ The flexibility vs. throughput debate: is the industry prioritizing smarter over faster?Whether you run a warehouse, manage a supply chain, or make technology purchasing decisions for frontline operations, this is a ground-level look at where the industry is heading in 2026 and beyond.Learn more about BlueFletch: https://bluefletch.comRequest a demo: https://bluefletch.com/book-a-demo/#MODEX2026 #WarehouseTechnology #SupplyChain #Robotics #AIinWarehousing #FrontlineWorkers #EnterpriseMobility #WarehouseAutomation #FrontlineMobilityEdge #BlueFletch #ManufacturingTech #LogisticsTech

Most warehouses still run on 1D barcodes, but the economics and regulations have finally shifted. In this episode of the Frontline Mobility Edge, Brett Cooper sits down with Dan Quagliana from Seagull Software (BarTender) to break down what's actually driving RFID adoption, how track and trace is evolving beyond simple inventory counts, and why 110 billion labels per year is now an AI-ready data asset.→ Why companies are consolidating labeling systems to cut costs in an unstable economy→ How FSMA, MOCRA, and the EU Digital Product Passport are forcing supply chain visibility→ The GS1 Sunrise initiative and the shift from 1D to 2D barcodes by 2027→ RFID tag costs dropping below 5 cents and what that means for mid-market adoption→ Real-world deployments: Chipotle's RFID food safety program with Zebra and Avery→ Getting started with RFID track and trace for under $10,000→ How BarTender is building agentic AI interfaces on top of labeling dataWhether you manage a warehouse, distribution center, or retail supply chain, the labeling layer is becoming the foundation for operational intelligence, not just identification.Learn more about BlueFletch: https://bluefletch.comLearn more about BarTender: https://bartendersoftware.comRequest a demo: https://bluefletch.com/demo

AI is transforming warehouse operations, but not in the way most people think. In this episode of the Frontline Mobility Edge, Brett Cooper sits down with Wes Coleman, Warehouse Industry Principal at Zebra Technologies, to break down what's actually working in warehouse technology today and what's still years away.Wes brings 36+ years of hands-on warehouse and logistics experience, from loading trucks at UPS as a teenager to running operational excellence for a major logistics operation. He now walks customer warehouses for Zebra, identifying where technology can make the biggest impact.In this conversation, Brett and Wes cover:→ Why replacing a warehouse worker actually costs $19,000 (not $6,000) according to a Zebra/Oxford Economics study→ How poor workplace technology drives 30% higher turnover→ The difference between process automation and physical automation — and why ROI timelines are drastically different→ Voice 2.0: How on-device AI is eliminating the 90-day ramp for voice picking→ Where AI is delivering real results today: dynamic slotting, labor planning, computer vision, and AI-powered coaching→ Why "automate the constraint" is the most underrated operations principle→ Zebra's own use of AI digital twins for real-time inventory placement in Kenosha, WI→ Why humanoid robots in warehouses are still 5+ years out (and may not need legs)→ The 3-step framework: digitize the base → automate bottlenecks → layer AI on topWhether you're a warehouse operator, supply chain leader, or IT decision-maker evaluating automation investments, this episode delivers practical, no-hype guidance on where to spend your next dollar.🔗 Learn more about BlueFletch Enterprise Solutions → https://bit.ly/4tunRZR📅 Request a Demo → https://bit.ly/4dxws9u📊 Download Zebra's Warehouse Vision Study → zebra.com📍 Come see the BlueFletch team at MODEX 2026 — April 13-16 in Atlanta, GA → Lowry Solutions Booth A2529 📍 Catch Wes speaking at MODEX 2026 — April 13-16 in Atlanta, GA→ Zebra Booth B11902 | Wes speaking Wednesday in Theater B

In this episode of the BlueFletch Frontline Mobility Edge, Brett Cooper and Lee DeHihns break down the results of a new survey of hundreds of frontline nurses across U.S. hospitals, clinics, and home healthcare settings.They cover the top 5 mobile device frustrations nurses face, from login headaches and battery life to software crashes and lack of IT support, and explore what nurses actually want from their technology, including better system integration, advanced AI diagnostic tools, and improved mobile apps.Key topics discussed:- Why 27% of nurses say login and security make devices hard to use- The surprising stat that 52% still rely on username and password- How 98%+ of nurses say mobile devices improve quality of care- Which EHR systems nurses are using (Epic, Meditech, athenahealth, Oracle Cerner)- Why 95% of nurses are positive about AI adoption- The #1 technology improvement nurses want (it's not AI)The full white paper will be available soon on our website and social media.BlueFletch provides enterprise mobility solutions, including SSO, device security, and mobile device management for healthcare, retail, and more. Book a demo: https://bit.ly/4bP4fKuLearn more about BlueFletch: https://bit.ly/4tr0dONListen to the Frontline Mobility Edge podcast: https://bit.ly/400a5BsCatch BlueFletch at Booth 817 - ViVE 2026 in Los Angeles: https://bit.ly/4abzvlxCatch BlueFletch at Booth 4401 - HIMSS 2026 in Las Vegas: https://bit.ly/4abzJcn#healthcareit #Nursing #MobileDevices #HealthIT #AI #FrontlineWorkers #HospitalTechnology #HIMSS #ViVE #nursetok

Most clinical mobility deployments fail before the first device hits a nurse's hands.In this episode of The Frontline Mobility Edge, Brett Cooper and Lee DeHihns sit down with Tony Belisch, Executive Sales Engineer at Zebra Technologies (Healthcare), to break down the 5 phases of a successful clinical mobility solution. This is a framework his team developed from years of real-world healthcare IT deployments.Whether you're deploying 50 devices or 5,000, this conversation covers what separates successful rollouts from costly failures.Tony shares the common mistakes he sees, like IT security teams stepping in after the fact, MDMs that can't push OS updates, and why nurses don't want to be technologists.If you're in healthcare IT, nursing informatics, or clinical operations, this is a must-watch.Book a demo with BlueFletch: https://bit.ly/4k6zCSILearn more about BlueFletch: https://bit.ly/4qTeeTIListen to the Frontline Mobility Edge podcast: https://bit.ly/3NNHo82#healthcareit #ClinicalMobility #MDM #EnterpriseAndroid #FrontlineWorkers #Zebra #DeviceDeployment #BlueFletch

On this episode of the Frontline Mobility Edge podcast, BlueFletch COO Brett Cooper and CRO Lee DeHihns share their biggest takeaways from the top 8 trends they saw at NRF 2026. The future looks bright for retail, and Brett and Lee discuss how AI, holograms and digital signage will make a huge impact in the coming year and beyond.Book a demo with BlueFletch: https://bluefletch.com/book-a-demo/Learn more about BlueFletch: https://bluefletch.com/Listen to the Frontline Mobility Edge podcast: https://bluefletch.com/resources/#podcasts

On this episode of the Frontline Mobility Edge, BlueFletch COO Brett Cooper and CRO Lee DeHihns discuss the latest survey results we uncovered firsthand from 300 retail employees. The findings are especially illuminating for retailers and show how they can use biometrics to make the retail experience better for both employees and customers.Book a demo with BlueFletch: https://bluefletch.com/book-a-demo/Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4Iz-uk4R90Learn more about BlueFletch: https://bluefletch.com/

Hospitals often choose sleek consumer hardware to impress stakeholders, but these devices break down under the demands of shared usage, role-based access, and InfoSec requirements.In this episode, we highlight how our device choices can either empower or inhibit clinical teams. When nurses and physicians are given tools built for retail or personal use, they end up frustrated, overburdened, and disengaged. Enterprise-grade tools, by contrast, bring durability, session management, and identity-driven security into clinical workflows. This shift, from aesthetics to outcomes, will determine whether hospitals can reduce burnout, streamline care delivery, and develop tech strategies that actually serve those delivering care.

Workstations on wheels (WOWs) are outdated. They’re slow, frequently unavailable, and keep nurses tied to a scarce resource when they need to be on the floor with patients.On today's episode, we challenge the legacy mindset and reframe mobility as a vital form of essential infrastructure. Drawing from parallels in warehousing and retail, where downtime is quantified in dollars, we explore how healthcare can reclaim lost clinical hours and reduce risk by adopting mobile solutions that are resilient, fast, and frontline-centered.Especially during a staffing crisis, every minute of reclaimed time matters. It’s not just a matter of efficiency; it’s a matter of delivering life-affirming care without delay.

Every day, nurses spend precious seconds waiting to access the necessary tools to provide care. In high-stakes environments, those 40 seconds to log in can be the difference between a saved life and a missed intervention.In today's episode, we reframe "UX" from a design buzzword into a clinical imperative. It’s not enough for tools to be secure; they must also be fast, intuitive, and designed with the end user’s environment in mind. By elevating clinicians as stakeholders in technology decisions, we not only reduce burnout and improve satisfaction but also create safer, more responsive care environments.It’s time we ask: what if tech didn’t just protect data, but saved time, and by extension, lives?

From advancements in AI to innovative solutions for employee experience and device management, join BlueFletch's Brett Cooper and Lee DeHihns as we recap the highlights of emerging trends from the first quarter of 2025 conferences we attended.

Discover cutting-edge strategies to defend against mobile device security threats facing frontline workers in 2024 in this engaging discussion with Brett Cooper and special guest Richard Makerson. We promise you'll walk away equipped with the knowledge to track lost devices, lock them down, and protect sensitive data from unauthorized access. Richard shares his expertise on zero-touch enrollment and the risks of open settings, such as unsecured public Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Learn how to shield your enterprise from these vulnerabilities while maintaining seamless and secure operations for your team.Explore the critical components required to ensure device security, access control, and compliance in the modern workplace. Brett and Richard emphasize the importance of application whitelisting, role-based access control, and the dangers of outdated operating systems. Delve into the intricacies of GDPR and CCPA compliance, with real-world examples like Amazon's data misuse fine highlighting the significance of these regulations. Gain insights into managing insider threats and the essentials of password hygiene, including the promising future of passwordless solutions like FIDO2. Don't miss this informative episode packed with practical advice to keep your enterprise secure and compliant.

Unlock the secrets of seamlessly integrating cutting-edge technology into legacy systems with insights from Jeff Brown of Lowry Solutions. Learn the crucial distinctions between Greenfield initiatives and projects that must harmonize with existing infrastructure. Jeff shares his expertise on conducting meticulous surveys, navigating technical debt, and making informed decisions on upgrades, ensuring mission-critical applications remain robust and reliable. Discover practical strategies on balancing innovation while respecting the intricate web of enterprise systems that businesses rely on.Ready to bring innovation to life through Proof of Concepts (POCs)? Listen to the best practices for running successful POCs and pilot projects. Understand the importance of a solid backhaul infrastructure, setting clear success criteria, and crafting a plan for discontinuing less-than-successful trials. We also dive into the current landscape of unified endpoint management solutions, comparing the enterprise viability of Android versus iOS. Finally, we explore the emerging impact of AI on mobile enterprise technology. Don’t miss this episode packed with expert advice and actionable insights for anyone looking to modernize their tech strategy. https://www.bluefletch.com

What's the best way to manage your enterprise's rugged Zebra devices effectively? Join Brett Cooper, Mark Banks, and Patrick McGlynn as they unpack the most comprehensive Mobile Device Management (MDM) options for 2024. From mastering application deployment to ensuring robust security controls and real-time inventory tracking, this episode promises to arm you with the knowledge to make informed decisions about your enterprise's mobile devices. Discover why enterprises are increasingly choosing Zebra devices over consumer models like the Google Pixel and how these rugged devices provide advanced configuration capabilities tailored for rigorous business environments.Curious about which MDM solutions can best handle legacy Android devices? We dissect popular options like AirWatch (Workspace ONE) and SOTI, focusing on their strengths and limitations. Learn how AirWatch's agent-based control can manage older Android versions and why SOTI is gaining traction in the rugged Android market. We also address the concerns surrounding Workspace ONE's future stability and the challenges posed by Microsoft's Intune, exploring how tools like OEMConfig and BlueFletch Playbook can bridge the gaps for Zebra device management.Security and operational efficiency are paramount when evaluating MDM solutions. Our discussion covers the essentials of multi-factor authentication, single sign-on, and VPN support, along with the importance of real-time reporting capabilities. We also explore various EMM and MDM solutions such as Ivanti Neurons, Hexnode, Scale Fusion, and Cisco Meraki, each offering unique advantages and limitations. Whether you're managing a fleet of Zebra devices or considering BYOD scenarios, we compare the pros and cons of leading MDM solutions to help you navigate your options. For more detailed information, don't hesitate to reach out to BlueFletch.

Ready to unlock the secrets of seamless mobile device management with Microsoft Intune? This episode of the Enterprise Mobility Roundup features Brian Grant, solution architect at Atea, and Patrick McGlynn, BlueFletch lead system engineer, sharing invaluable lessons from their hands-on experience with Intune deployments. We explore why organizations are increasingly gravitating towards Intune, highlighting its cost benefits and advanced features that provide a unified endpoint management approach for both mobile and Windows devices. Brian also shares insights into the tight integration with other Microsoft services, making Intune an exceptionally appealing choice.Managing mobile devices across various sectors is no small feat. Brian and Patrick discuss the unique challenges faced when deploying Intune, especially compared to other management tools like SOTI and Workspace ONE. They offer real-world solutions to common hurdles, such as deploying non-Play Store applications on Android devices and navigating the intricacies of organizational changes within Intune. The conversation underscores the importance of modern app deployment practices, driven by customer demands and Google's evolving requirements, to ensure a smooth transition and enhanced device management.To wrap up, we explore practical tools and techniques that make managing Intune easier. Brian emphasizes the power of Microsoft Graph and APIs for reporting, while highlighting the EBF Onboarder tool for efficient migrations from other MDM systems. We discuss the role of Azure Automation and RBAC features in streamlining administrative tasks, alongside the continuing growth of Intune in Android enterprise management. Whether you're a seasoned IT professional or new to Intune, this episode is packed with actionable insights to optimize your deployment strategy and leverage Intune's robust capabilities fully. Join us for this enlightening conversation and take your device management to the next level!

When it comes to innovation and technology, the retail industry seems to always lead the pack.  This Bluefletch podcast discusses what about retail is unique and the reasons why they are on the leading edge.

StayLinked CTO, Justin Griffith joins Brett Cooper to discuss 10 cutting edge technologies and trends in the enterprise, and how it applies to the enterprise worker in warehouses, retail, logistics or other frontline workforce situations.

MODEX 2024 is the premier international material handling, logistics and supply chain show and conference. Held this March in Atlanta, solution providers demonstrated their equipment, systems and services to 40,000 manufacturing and supply chain professionals from around the globe, seeking productivity solutions for their operations. BlueFletch recaps what was interesting, new, and cutting-edge at this year's conference

Alan Lampa joins Brett Cooper of BlueFletch for a discussion into the journey of authentication technologies from their inception to the cutting-edge systems of today. Learn about:Advancements in AuthenticationExplore the advancements in authentication methods, including the shift from traditional password-based systems to the convenience and security of Single Sign-On (SSO)Modern Authentication StrategiesWhat are the technical underpinnings of modern authentication strategiesSingle Sign-on for Mobile DevicesThe unique challenges and considerations for mobility environments

Brett Cooper and Lee DeHihns explore the findings in the recent report, “Boosting Productivity of Frontline Workers with Modern Mobility”.  This report was conducted by VDC Research, surveying enterprises using mobile computing devices such as rugged Android devices for their frontline workforce.Findings discussed:Shared workforce device model for frontline workersDevice and app landscape and how it affects productivity Workforce device accountability (checkout, device tracking) Seasonal or temporary workforce and its effect 

This podcast provides valuable insights into the current trends and future directions of enterprise mobility, particularly in how technology is being used to empower frontline workers and improve operational efficiency.Key points discussed include:Evolution of Mobile Devices: The transition from basic, rugged devices to sophisticated Android-powered tools, and how this has enhanced productivity and efficiency in various industries.Application Stack for Frontline Workers: The importance of collaboration and communication tools, line-of-business applications, human capital management (HCM) apps, and mobile device management (MDM) platforms.Employee Experience (EX): The focus on improving the frontline worker's experience through better technology, including user-friendly interfaces, access to necessary applications, and efficient communication tools.Future Trends: Speculation on future developments, particularly the potential impact of AI in further enhancing the utility and efficiency of mobile devices in enterprise settings.Advice for Companies: Emphasizing the importance of starting with a business analyst perspective, focusing on the business case and user needs before integrating technology solutions.

BlueFletch explores the pros and cons of iOS devices and Android devices in the enterprise environment, and discusses insights and actionable strategies in deciding which workforce device platform is right for your enterprise.Different device hardware platformsCustomization in Android vs iOSConsistent Custom User experienceAvailability of accessories

Clint Larson from Liberty Systems joins BlueFletch to discuss RFID technologies and their use in the supply chain, including manufacturing and distribution.

Jim Sermonet, Zebra Retail Solutions joins BlueFletch in discussing challenges retailers are facing in terms of retail engagement, inventory, and compliance, and how technology can help today's modern store in both retail environments and warehouses.

Matt Dermody of Manhattan Associates joins BlueFletch in a discussion on mobile device management systems and the way devices are managed today. Matt discusses how Google has approached the management of Android devices, how device ownership and control is affecting management, and other MDM/EMM advances.

Special guest Brian Gore from Ivanti Wavelink joins Brett Cooper to discuss technology in the modern warehouse; everything from telnet and green screens to modern IoT trends affecting IT in the warehouse.  

In this episode, BlueFletch will explore the perennial debate of ‘Buy vs Build’ when it comes to enterprise mobile software, looking at 5 important considerations to help make your decision. CustomizationDoes your business require bespoke software or could pre-built solutions be the right fit?Time-to-MarketWeigh the potential delays of building software from scratch against the quick implementation of ready-made solutions. Support and MaintenanceAssess the benefits of vendor assistance versus managing an in-house team.Importance of Intellectual Property RightsDiscuss scenarios of retaining full ownership or navigating licensing agreements. Cost-EfficiencyIs building your software a strategic investment or is buying a more economical option, considering development time and resources

In this episode, Brett and Richard talk about the effects AI is having on personalizing content and six things to be cognizant of when trying to customize and personalize enterprise apps for the workforce. 

Ivanti executive Greg Henry joins the BlueFletch podcast to discuss the supply chain, warehouse, and technology for an efficient warehouse workforce.

Our industry experts discuss and share practical tips for reducing workforce device loss, helping you unlock cost savings, enhance data security, track devices, and improve employee accountability, including: The significance of reducing workforce device loss and its impact on your bottom line.Proven strategies for implementing strict device check-in/check-out policies and centralized tracking systems.The importance of providing accountability programs for employees, ensuring they’re equipped with the knowledge and skills to prevent device loss.How to leverage device management solutions to streamline device monitoring, lock and wipe capabilities, and real-time device tracking.Best practices for conducting regular device audits, identifying potential issues, and optimizing inventory management

BlueFletch will discuss the best practices around security analytics and monitoring when comes to Android devices in the enterprise, in particular large device fleet deployments.  You’ll learn:What  tools can be used for analytics collections and reportingWhat areas to look for in analytics, such asUsage Anomalies in DevicesConfiguration AnomaliesNetwork AnomaliesHow to start monitoring and interpreting findings

Zebra Technologies' Andre Luecht, Vertical Strategy Lead for Supply Chain joins BlueFletch to discuss trends and happenings in technology for supply chain, warehousing and transportation/logistics.  From robotics, to AI and vision, RFID and the workforce, Andre gives a detailed overview of what he sees driving the industry.

Justin Beals, CEO of security firm Strike Graph joins Brett Cooper to discuss the state of security today, the compliance requirements or certifications needed with ubiquitous data sharing, and how evolving technology and innovations affects standards.      

Tim Kane, Retail Industry Solutions Consultant with Zebra Technologies, joins Brett Cooper in discussing the state of mobile technology in retail, trends going into 2023 and what to look for in the next few years. 

Special guest Dean Scontras, VP at Okta, joins BlueFletch to discuss identity, the identity cloud, and the future of authentication from a personal, commercial and governmental level and how it could affect everyday life.

In this episode, we'll talk about the advantages of using a security management platform along with an existing MDM/EMM (AirWatch, SOTI, Intune, etc.) for a shared device environment.  From easy single sign-on (SSO) to identity access provider integration and  launchers customized by user permissions, a security management platform like BlueFletch will allow for a more secure device fleet and better user experience. 

In this episode, Brett and Richard take a look at lessons learned in supporting mobile devices - such as what are the support costs, what's tools are needed for good device support, remote view or controls and more. 

In this episode, the Enterprise Mobility Roundup takes a look at tips and lessons learned in managing large, enterprise mobility projects and what can be done to ensure they roll out successfully.

In this episode, Patrick McGlynn and Brett Cooper discuss the GDPR compliance regulation, who it applies to and what kinds of data is it supposed to protect.  If you do business or market to the countries in Europe, GDPR regulations will be of interest. 

In this episode, we'll talk to BlueFletch mobility expert Patrick McGlynn about the growth of indoor location tracking and positioning as it applies to Android devices in the enterprise.  We'll take a look at the current uses cases,  how the systems add value, how does it work and the technologies that make it all possible.  

In the digital world, what does accessibility mean? 1 out of 4 Americans live with some type of disability, be it hearing, vision, etc. How does the web experience work for this group, and how can you translate those guidelines to mobile applications?  Guest Veronica Orecchia, UX design lead at BlueFletch shares her insights.   Links:Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

This episode looks at Zero Touch Enrollment, or ZTE, in terms of Android devices in the enterprise. Patrick McGlynn and Brett Cooper cover what is ZTE, why is it relevant now, how does it affect security of devices, and what are the advantages of using it (cost, time, etc.)  

This week, we overview Okta and Identity Providers and how they are used in enterprise mobility.  Special guest Alan Lampa will examine topics such as: What is Okta? What are the benefits of identity providers? Is it secure? Will it help secure my devices, applications or users? What is identity federation?How does identity play a role in Zero Trust

The BlueFletch team discusses using Microsoft Intune in the enterprise, why you should or should use it, and how it performs in managing workforce devices and other non-Windows environments.  ====Links:Webinar: Tips for Getting the Most Out of Intune https://bluefletch.com/webinar-tips-for-intune/

What are some of the steps to a proof of concept when you are moving from legacy or iOS devices over to the Android platform?  This episode takes a look at what makes them successful and why. 

A recap of the 2022 MODEX conference in Atlanta, covering the top three things saw on the floor and some things that were not present. Topics that stood out included robotics, automation, and partners and attendance from the industry.

A look at the different factors and criteria that you should look at before considering tools for managing and securing mobile devices in the enterprise