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Mosyle
Edtech · Winter Park, United States · Founded 2012
Delivers a new approach to Apple device management and security that is more powerful, efficient and affordable than legacy solutions MoreLess
Mosyle operates in the mobile device management (MDM) market, providing solutions specifically tailored for educational institutions and enterprises. Trusted by over 14,000 schools, districts, and businesses globally, Mosyle offers a range of products designed to streamline the deployment and management of Apple devices such as iPads, Macs, and Apple TVs. The company's flagship product, Mosyle Manager, is an intuitive and powerful MDM solution aimed at K-12 schools and districts, helping to save IT effort and maximize teaching time. For enterprises, Mosyle Business offers various solutions to meet the unique needs of different industry verticals, ensuring a scalable and flexible approach to Apple device management. Mosyle's business model is subscription-based, generating revenue through recurring fees for its software services. The company emphasizes a customer-centric approach, continuously improving its products based on user feedback to deliver the most enjoyable and efficient experience.
Keywords: MDM, Apple devices, K-12 schools, enterprises, IT productivity, scalable solutions, flexible deployment, subscription-based, customer-centric, intuitive software.
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