Grey Matter Cloud Webinar – Microsoft EMS
News|10 December 2015
In the second instalment of our series of cloud webinars on 17 December 2015, 11:00am-12:00noon, we aim to help you understand how Enterprise Mobility Suite (EMS) can provide secure mobility across your organisation.
EMS increases security and productivity by empowering your users to use devices how they need to while giving your IT department full control and peace of mind.
Learn how companies are using EMS to protect their business. This webinar will be hosted by Mark Deakin (@MarkDeakin) from Microsoft and Chris Wheeler from Grey Matter. During the webinar, they will cover:
- The increase in adoption of Mobility
- The risks organisations can face
- What’s included
- The benefits and flexibility of EMS
- Technical overview from Mark Deakin
- Q&A
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