Best Endpoint Management Software for Cisco Meraki

Find and compare the best Endpoint Management software for Cisco Meraki in 2024

Use the comparison tool below to compare the top Endpoint Management software for Cisco Meraki on the market. You can filter results by user reviews, pricing, features, platform, region, support options, integrations, and more.

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    7SIGNAL Reviews
    7SIGNAL, a cloud-based Wireless Network Monitoring platform, is designed for organizations that depend on Wi-Fi for business operations. It continuously monitors the wireless network for performance issues and maximizes network uptime, device connectivity, and network ROI. 7SIGNAL monitors the network from the edge, not the infrastructure. Modules 7SIGNAL has patented Sapphire Eye, a Wi-Fi sensor that is state-of the-art. Sapphire Eye hardware sensors are installed at-site and are uniquely designed for remote monitoring of wireless network quality using cloud-based software. Mobile Eye is a Software as a Service application (SaaS), that 7SIGNAL has patented. Mobile Eye is installed on the user's wireless device. It allows organizations to monitor the wireless network continuously from the end point.
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    Meraki Systems Manager Reviews
    Cisco Meraki Systems Manager, a cloud-based MDM solution, allows organizations to securely manage mobile devices remotely with agility and ease. It integrates endpoint security, network security, and application security in a single platform. This lays the foundation for a security model based on zero trust through Meraki and Cisco integrations. This allows for dynamic adjustments to access and enforcement of security policies on the network based on device compliance. Systems Manager automates configurations by importing them from security applications. It then deploys changes to thousands devices with minimum effort. It provides comprehensive security and management across diverse device ecosystems. The solution allows IT teams to monitor devices and troubleshoot them in real time with tools like remote desktops.
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