Good Technology introduces Enterprise Split Billing solutions

Good Technology has introduced new Enterprise Split Billing solutions to minimize the need for blind BYOD stipend or reimbursement programs.

The new solutions will help companies to remove friction from bring your own device (BYOD) and corporate owned personally enabled (COPE) rollouts.

The Good Enterprise Suite with Data Service and Good Mobile Analytics and Reporting allow organizations to accelerate enterprise mobility by reducing liability, controlling expenses and diminishing complexity.

The company said its new solution will eliminate both uncertainties and simplify mobile BYOD and COPE rollouts with potentially significant corporate cost savings.

54 percent of U.S. information workers pay their entire mobile phone data bill for phones they use for work, while 19 percent say their company pays the bill directly, 7 percent say they are reimbursed and 13 percent receive partial reimbursement, mentioned Forrester.

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Employees can access secure email, calendar, contacts, documents, browsing and more without worrying about cellular data charges with the help of Good Enterprise Suite with Data Service.

This apart, the standalone Good Mobile Analytics and Reporting capability provides detailed visibility into actual data usage on a per application basis.

The Good Enterprise Suite with Data Service includes a Good Enterprise Suite license, Data Service and the Mobile Analytics and Reporting capability.

The Good Enterprise Suite with Data Service covers cellular data usage by Good Work and Good Access with data charges included in the product license.

“Our new Enterprise Split Billing solution addresses that concern by reducing the need for reimbursement programs and providing a one-stop solution for BYOD or COPE,” said Christy Wyatt, chairman and CEO of Good Technology.

Shilpa Khatri

editor@infotechlead.com

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