2. Endpoint Systems Management
Dell Endpoint Systems Management
2
• Systems management
for all your endpoints
• Via physical, virtual &
hosted appliances
• Comprehensive
• Affordable
• Easy-to-use
3. Endpoint Systems Management3
Systems management remains difficult
With limited staff and budget it’s difficult to
focus on strategic projects
Systems Management
Mixed environments
Inventory
Windows 7/8 Migration
Remote-site management
Patching
License compliance
Deployment
Strategic
projects
Mobile device management
BYOD
New security threats
Virtualization
11. Endpoint Systems Management11
It’s an appliance!
Hardware
Platform
Client Access
License
Operating
System
End point
management
software suite
Hardware
Platform
Client Access
License
Operating
System
Database
Engine
Dell KACEvs
12. Endpoint Systems Management12
…and that makes you go faster
• A school district
–11,000 computers from 39 schools
–Migrated systems from XP to Win7 in 2
months
• A health care service provider
–3,300 computers from 5 sites
–Deployed in 3 weeks
14. Endpoint Systems Management
Key ROI drivers
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Streamline common tasks
such as patching, systems
imaging and redeployment
Save Time
What used to take hours can
now be done in minutes,
freeing resources
Optimize Software
Licensing
Complete software inventory
and license metering
Save money through
effective license
management, avoid
penalties
Reduce Security
Risks
Scan, patch and ensure
standard configurations
Minimize system
vulnerabilities to secure
your network, reduce
downtime
Improve Employee
Productivity
Enable anytime, anywhere,
any device productivity and
BYOD
Improve efficiency with the
right access to apps and
resources
16. Endpoint Systems Management
BYOD is more than allowing email access
on phones
Confidential16
Consulting,ITO,MPP,
multi-vendorsupport
Security
Devices
Enterpriseworkspace
Management
Network access
App enablement
Applications
Dellcapabilities
Dell Mobility
Solution
Architecture
17. Endpoint Systems Management17
Don’t
know
77%Of very large businesses said
securing corporate data on
mobile devices was their most
important mobile security
objective.1
What are your
concerns?
Security
Tightly manage information
access balancing between
convenience and security
Apps
Ensure that users are getting
access to apps for higher
productivity
Tracking
Manage the devices and apps
as part of corporate asset for
planning and provisioning
18. Endpoint Systems Management
• Manage and secure
devices
• Configure and deploy
apps
• Proactive reporting and
support
Your preferred approach?
User owned,
company
managed
User owned
and managed
Company
owned
and managed
• Self-service access
• Support on any device
• Ensure device
compliance
• Deliver/revoke
services
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19. Endpoint Systems Management
Dell BYOD solution recap / solution stacks
Confidential19
8/21/
Develop &
modernize
applications
• The apps end
users need on
the devices
they want
• Develop and
deploy mobile
apps
• Deploy virtual
apps or
desktops
Manage
devices
• Easily identify
and track all
devices
accessing
network
• Centralize and
control
personal mobile
devices
• Manage
personal PCs
Secure
data
• Protect data
from end-point
to data center
• Secure data in
transit and at
rest
• Control data no
matter what
device it is on
• Remotely wipe
devices if
necessary
Optimize
infrastructure
• Reduce facility
costs through
remote / flex
work
• Decrease IT
management
resources
• Scale and
protect the
network
• For
heterogeneous
environments
