Google has added Samsung Galaxy devices into its Android Enterprise Recommended program. The Android enterprise program has become a critical tool for enterprise customers, helping them easily evaluate and approve devices that meet Google’s requirements for hardware, software, and updates.
“Samsung has been a key player in the mobile enterprise space for many years, and we’re excited to have them on board as we make it easier for customers transitioning to a mobile workforce,” said Bernie Hsu, Head of Android Enterprise Device Partnerships.
“We look forward to recommending Samsung Galaxy smartphones and tablets to our enterprise customers to provide them with great devices for security, efficiency, and productivity”.
The Android Enterprise Recommended program was launched in 2018 to help customers select, deploy, and manage devices with more confidence.
Since the initial introduction with seven device manufacturers, the program has more than 30 global partners, most recently adding devices from leading manufacturers such as Lenovo, OnePlus, Oppo, and Xiaomi.
According to senior research analyst, Bryan Bassett with the IDC, 84 percent of US IT decision-makers is planning to invest more in mobility as a result of the current business climate.
“Android Enterprise Recommended helped SAP to easily find Android devices that meet our security, technology, the total cost of ownership approach and provided a range of devices to meet our users’ needs,” said Christian Lohde, Enterprise IT Architecture Manager with SAP. Android zero-touch enrollment is also available on all 9.0+ devices, Google said.
