All portable devices can easily install preloaded software

User's can easily install their favorite software and get remote support once they install the application on their portable device. Very straight forward and simple operation to install.

Software has to be reinstalled by user if phone is reset. We experience some user's having problems installing the version on their android and iphones. But after a reset of their phones user was able to reinstall the software.

Mobileiron management is a very powerfull tool to managed devices remotely. It integrates with all the android, iOS, Windows and Mac features. IT is able to manage all the native features os all OSes.

Mobileiron enables companies to manage Windows, Mac, Android and iOS with a single product. It enables a lot of security features on the devices such as encryption, password/PIN protection, firewall and data container. The security level

The onpremise product's console uses an old style theme that should be improved.

I really think MOBL needs to get acquired by a more professional software play.

I used to like the on premise architecture, but there is no compelling cloud story

Poor 3rd party integrations, support is backlogged like crazy. I don't think they triage problems well.

Overall this has been a positive experience. Supporting the end user through the admin console is generally a streamlined and efficient process. I would recommend Mobile Iron Advanced Mobile Management to anyone.

-Clearly presents device stats including OS version, make, model, etc. as well as when the device was provisioned and check in times. -Can easily push new profiles, force check ins, unlock devices, and lock devices. -Re provisioning a device takes less than 5 minutes. -Logs can be easily viewed/sorted based on time and event types.

-Not sure this is something specific to our environment, but there was a time whenever forced unlocks would not reach the device even when wi-fi/data signals were strong resulting in a factory reset of the device.

MobileIron provides the administrator with a lot of information about the devices that it is managing including firmware version, apps installed, serial number, IMEI, etc. It also allows administrators to remotely lock/unlock and wipe phones, as well as many other features.

Sometimes the software can trip over itself when installing, which leads to it not installing correctly and needing to be reinstalled. I'm not sure if this was more because of the way it was setup with the company or the software itself.