AirWatch Provides Mobile Device Management Technology for New Zealand Police Mobility Initiative

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Feb. 12, 2013 07:15 PM

AirWatch®, the global leader and innovator in mobile security and the largest Enterprise Mobile Management (EMM) provider announces that New Zealand Police will use AirWatch Mobile Device Management (MDM) to deploy more than 10,000 devices to its police force.

Through its partnership with Vodafone, AirWatch worked with New Zealand Police IT administrators for the past year to support the mobile deployment.

“Providing the software for the New Zealand Police demonstrates our commitment to innovation and security resources for some of the largest and most secure-conscious organizations in the world,” said Rob Roe, managing director for Australia and New Zealand, Airwatch. “Our partnership with Vodafone allows the New Zealand Police to empower their staff with the efficiency and productivity tools that mobility offers.”

For more information about the news, visit: https://www.police.govt.nz/news/release/34258.html.

About AirWatch

AirWatch is the global leader in enterprise mobile management with 5,300 customers and nearly 1,000 global associates. The largest customer base, combined with the largest research and development team in the industry, allows AirWatch to provide the broadest functionality at the lowest cost. This, combined with a scalable high-availability architecture, results in virtually every mobility project with more than 20,000 devices being managed by AirWatch. Examples of this market leadership include the top four global Fortune companies, nine of the top 10 U.S. retailers, six of the top 10 global airlines, the top four global energy companies, six of the top 10 global pharmaceutical companies, seven of the top 10 global CPG companies, three of the top five U.S. medical device companies, five of the top 10 global luxury goods companies and two of the top three global hotel groups.

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