Device & endpoint management
Inventory, baseline rules, onboarding/offboarding and governance — based on scope.
What it is (practical)
Control devices and reduce recurring ‘basic’ incidents.
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Inventory
Who has what, and in what state. -
Baseline rules
Access, updates, basic security. -
Governance
Onboarding/offboarding + reporting.
Why it matters
Why: unmanaged fleets create recurring incidents and access drift.
- Standardise: baseline policies.
- Reduce noise: fewer recurring endpoint issues.
- Govern: inventory + lifecycle.
See: patching, EDR, identity & access.
For who
For who: SMEs with laptops/mobility, multi-site orgs, or limited internal IT.
Not for: one-off help with no follow-up.
Common objectives
Common objectives: inventory, patch cadence, endpoint protection, offboarding.
A managed fleet is the RUN foundation: fewer incidents, more continuity. ; ?>
- Assess inventory & risks
- Baseline policies
- Rollout & routines
- Governance
- Unmanaged fleet → inventory + baseline
- Multi-site → standardise
FAQ
Short answers, no fluff.
Devices
Is MDM mandatory?
No. The goal is clear rules and governance. MDM can help standardise and secure depending on your context.
Do you handle access as well?
Yes, as part of the device + account + access logic. See the identity & access page.
Describe your device fleet
Approx device count, mobility, sites and priorities. We reply plainly.
Opening hours
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Monday - friday09:0017:00
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Weekend & holidaysClosed