The ability to offer robust Mobile Device Management (MDM) capabilities is a critical differentiator in telco operators’ enterprise contracts.
MDM platforms have evolved into essential infrastructure for global workforce management.
By bundling reliable endpoint management with carrier subscription plans, operators protect their network integrity and tap into high-margin B2B revenue streams.
These platforms enable business clients to enforce strict security policies and remotely wipe compromised hardware across complex corporate fleets.
This is Telco Magazine’s Top 10 ranking of the leading MDM platforms supporting the telco industry.
10. Scalefusion
CEO: Harishanker Kannan
Founded: 2015
HQ Location: Pune, Maharashtra, India
Scalefusion’s Multi App Kiosk Mode allows telco operators to curate a set of approved apps for the workforce, balancing security and focus to drive productivity without compromise. Credit: Scalefusion
Scalefusion has quietly built a reputation for making complex device management remarkably straightforward.
It allows IT teams to monitor and secure a varied fleet of smartphones, tablets and rugged endpoints without forcing administrators through steep learning curves.
The platform shines in frontline worker environments where rapid kiosk deployment and strict application whitelisting are required.
Telco partners frequently bundle Scalefusion into SMB packages because it offers clean, zero-touch deployment and straightforward pricing models.
9. ManageEngine Mobile Device Manager Plus
CEO: Shailesh Kumar Davey (Zoho Corp)
Founded: 1996
HQ Location: Pleasanton, California, US
ManageEngine focuses on comprehensive coverage and cost-effective operational scalability.
Operating under the parent banner of Zoho Corporation, MobileDevice Manager Plus bridges the gap between traditional mobile operating systems and broader IT service workflows.
It allows enterprises to handle asset tracking, app distributions and remote troubleshooting from a single pane of glass.
Telco sales teams often recommend it to growing mid-market accounts that want enterprise-grade policy enforcement without paying top-tier software premiums.
8. Hexnode UEM
CEO: Apu Pavithran
Founded: 2013
HQ Location: San Francisco, California, US
Hexnode’s UEM platform offers automated patch management to eliminate console fatigue via closed loop patching from a single dashboard. Credit: Hexnode
Hexnode UEM has rapidly climbed the enterprise rankings thanks to its user-friendly interface and multi-platform versatility.
Supporting everything from standard smartphones to digital signage and smart wearables, Hexnode makes policy enforcement simple across hybrid workforces.
Its flexible kiosk modes and remote management options resonate strongly with field operations.
Operators package Hexnode for small-to-medium businesses and mid-market accounts seeking robust security controls without complex infrastructure setup costs.
7. BlackBerry UEM
CEO: John Giamatteo
Founded: 1984
HQ Location: Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
