Opal IT invites firms and education providers to sign up for events aimed at helping them get the most out of their Apple technology.
IT directors, managers and technical professionals will learn how to use an innovative enterprise management tool, Jamf Pro, to improve workflows and boost the efficiency of their business.
The first event will be held on Wednesday, 13 February 2019 (9.30am-12.00pm) at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh and is aimed primarily at the local business community.
The second event, to be held 1.00pm-3.30pm on the same day in the same venue, will be of interest to schools and other education providers.
Both events will be hosted by national tech specialist Opal IT, which has more than a decade’s experience of helping firms and education providers find the most effective way of managing and integrating Apple devices into their IT networks.
Andy Metcalfe, managing director of Edinburgh-based Opal, said: “In today’s challenging trading environment it has never been more important for companies and education providers to have an IT system that allows their business to become more efficient and competitive.
“Jamf is an internationally renowned enterprise management solution for the Mac, iPad, iPhone and Apple TV and by using this important tool, organisations of all sizes can help their staff get the most out of IT systems. It can also allow managers to know who is using a particular device and when, even if that member of the team is off-site.
“Essentially, these events are all about helping organisations improve their security, boost their productivity and reduce staff workloads and IT-related downtime.”
A fully accredited Jamf partner, Opal specialises in internet security, IT networks, virtualisation and storage as well as the integration and management of any device into any IT environment. The company works with a range of education providers and companies in key industry sectors including retail, creative and financial services.To book a place at these events, visit https://bit.ly/2CszyZb
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Andy Metcalfe, managing director of Opal IT
