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The Advantages of Using ChromeOS for Contact Centers
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Manually enrolling individual corporate-owned ChromeOS & Android devices can be time-consuming for IT administrators. It also increases the risk of mistakes and leaves unenrolled devices vulnerable to security issues. Fortunately, there is a simpler way to set up and enforce management on a large scale.
Android zero-touch enrollment (ZTE), also referred to as zero-touch provisioning (ZTP), is a fast, easy, and secure way to deploy work-managed devices in bulk.
Zero-touch enrollment empowers companies to mobilize their employees and customize each managed device to every user’s unique needs. This guide will help you get started in just a few steps.
Zero-touch enrollment is a feature that allows corporations to configure purchased work devices remotely before they are delivered to end-users. These devices can be personalized with full management and applications according to each employee’s needs.
The process is quick and straightforward. Zero-touch enrollment gives employees a fully functional, ready-for-work device when they open the box.
Zero-touch automates the deployment of managed devices at scale, which reduces the burden on IT admins and makes setup seamless. Additionally, IT can maintain control, security policies, and restrictions out of the box. With zero-touch device provisioning, devices remain registered to your organization’s management even after a factory reset.
There are a few requirements for using Google’s zero-touch enrollment. Here is what your organization will need:
When it first boots up, a managed device checks if it was assigned an enterprise configuration. Then, the device initiates fully managed device provisioning and downloads a device policy controller application.
The app automatically completes the setup process. Device users can begin working with all the apps and security they need without the assistance of IT.
When you are ready to deploy Android devices to your organization through zero-touch enrollment, sign in to your zero-touch portal account. Complete the following steps to finish enrollment.
When your organization is ready to invest in productivity, collaboration, and growth, the Promevo team will get you there with end-to-end Google solutions.
As a trusted Google partner, we have the expertise, tools, and support to help you seamlessly implement Chrome device solutions and Google Workspace management solutions.
We are here to help you reimagine the way your team works. Contact us for more information. Promevo customers get free support and training from our Google-certified specialists.
The primary advantage of zero-touch enrollment is that it streamlines configuring and provisioning of company-owned ChromeOS devices. Zero-touch automatically provisions Android devices with enforced management before they are shipped so employees can use their brand-new, pre-configured device straight out of the box.
Yes, this service is free to use. However, zero-touch devices must be purchased from an Android Enterprise reseller or Google partner. Standard retailers do not carry devices that support Android zero-touch enrollment.
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Promevo is a Google Premier Partner that offers comprehensive support and custom solutions across the entire Google ecosystem — including Google Cloud Platform, Google Workspace, ChromeOS, everything in between. We also help users harness Google Workspace's robust capabilities through our proprietary gPanel® software.
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