We are using m-way relution since nearly one year. On the one hand we are using the software as a classical MDM-solution for the management of mobile phones in our own company. On the other hand we offer with relution a hosted MDM-solution for our customers. For that it was important for us, that relution is multitenant. Compared to other MDM-solutions on the market relution had convinced us all along the line: The software can quickly been set up, is easy to administrate, very well-arranged designed but nevertheless customizable to a certain degree, it offers all functionalities a company needs for efficient device management and in addition scores with a healthy price-performance ratio. Concerning to the m-way support I only can join my previous speaker: The communication and collaboration with m-way really is ingenious ' quick reactions, personal contacts, competent colleagues and primarily: critique and remarks from customers are taken seriously and considered in the continuous further development of the software. For us m-way relution currently is one of the best MDM-solutions on the market ' both from customer's perspective as well as on partnership level as a hosting provider and distribution partner.

After trying a lot of different EMM products (some exotics as well as the 'usual suspects'), I came across Relution. A SaaS based EMM suite that is actually free to use for the first 10 users and only $3 for all additional users. Plus, each user can have up to THREE devices! Now, with this model you'd expect some crippled down version that really cannot do a lot, right? Well, I was really surprised how rich Relution's feature set is. What I like best: The MDM and MAM parts are totally separate, meaning you can enroll devices and push apps and policies to them, or just distribute the Relution client app to your users that you don't want to manage but still want them to have an enterprise app store! Is there any other EMM solution that can do that? If so, I haven't seen it. Apparently, you can even manage Beacons and write REST APIs in JavaScript with this thing, but I haven't had the need to test that. All in all, a really good solution that won't cost you an arm and a leg!

Value for money, easy-to-use web interface

Documentation is not really easy to read (IF you need it)...