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Select new or certified preowned devices that fit your applications and budget.
Your single source managed mobility partner
Give your IT team time to move your business forward.
ConnectUs brings device sourcing, configuration, deployment, and ongoing lifecycle services together so your people can focus on growth.
Move repetitive device work out of your internal queue.
Coordinate setup, kitting, and shipping before devices reach your team.
Scope hardware and services around your operating needs.
One coordinated program
Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) for business coordinates mobile devices and lifecycle services through one partner. It can include sourcing, configuration, deployment, management, support, and retirement of the smartphones, tablets, and connected devices your workforce uses.
ConnectUs builds a tailored scope around your existing systems, workforce, and budget. Hardware, services, and available financing options are quoted for your program. Your proposal defines the hardware, services, and commercial terms for your program; a standard monthly bundle is not required.
Every stage connected
Choose the lifecycle services that address your biggest operational bottlenecks.
Select new or certified preowned devices that fit your applications and budget.
Configure settings, enroll in MDM, load applications, and validate readiness.
Kit, brand, asset tag, and ship to employees or operating locations.
Coordinate agreed MDM administration and ongoing device workflows.
Plan repair, replacement, return, and spare inventory processes.
Coordinate redeployment, refresh, buyback, and device retirement.
Explore managed mobility services, MDM and UEM services, and device sourcing and buyback.
Choose the right operating model
In this context, enterprise Mobility-as-a-Service means managing workforce devices and their lifecycle. It is distinct from transportation services such as journey planning and ride booking.
Bring hardware and selected lifecycle services into an agreed operating model. Start here when purchasing, preparation, support, and replacement processes are fragmented.
Managed mobility services provide the people and processes for procurement, deployment, administration, and support. Start here when your team needs execution capacity.
MDM and UEM services support enrollment, applications, and device policies. Software management can sit inside a broader program that also handles physical devices and logistics.
These approaches can work together. Device ownership, financing, carrier service, support coverage, and refresh terms should be explicitly defined in your proposal.
Turn a bottleneck into a scoped program
Consider outside support when configuration queues delay onboarding, replacements require too much coordination, or acquisitions introduce inconsistent device workflows. Identify the work you want to delegate and the systems your team needs to retain.
ConnectUs can coordinate device staging and kitting and service ticketing integrations as part of an agreed scope.
Compare the total program cost: hardware, licenses, internal labor, shipping, spare inventory, repairs, and retirement. Separate recurring services from project work and confirm what happens when volumes change.
Ask for a proposal that identifies responsibilities, assumptions, exclusions, and service commitments. A lower device price alone does not describe the cost of keeping employees equipped.
See the work behind the service
ConnectUs is a managed mobility services provider founded in 2014 and based in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. Its published HVAC and plumbing case study describes a device program supporting more than 8,000 field technicians across multiple regions.
The program brings together Microsoft Intune, device staging, logistics, deployment, and inventory management. Read the case study to understand the customer context and scope rather than treating one program’s results as a promise for every business.
The business case
ConnectUs helps reduce the internal work involved in configuration, deployment, and ongoing device administration. Actual time savings depend on your current workflow, device complexity, deployment volume, automation, and the services you delegate.
Measure staff effort separately from elapsed deployment time. A device may spend time downloading applications without requiring someone to work on it throughout that period.
Microsoft states that Windows Autopilot reduces the time IT spends deploying, managing, and retiring Windows devices. This supports the role of automation in reducing manual effort; it does not establish a savings percentage for ConnectUs customers.
A practical way to measure value
Record the hands-on time spent preparing devices, handling tickets, and coordinating logistics.
Agree which tasks ConnectUs owns and which responsibilities stay with your team.
Measure the internal effort remaining after the new workflow is in place.
Review device readiness, staff hours, replacement turnaround, and service costs.
Common questions
MDM is the technology used to enroll devices, apply policies, and manage applications. MaaS is a broader service approach that can include procurement, physical preparation, logistics, support, and retirement. MDM can be part of that program.
Managed mobility services provide the operational capabilities behind a coordinated mobility program. ConnectUs uses those capabilities to build your agreed service scope across the device lifecycle.
No. Start with the tasks that consume the most time or create the most friction. Your program can cover selected services or a broader lifecycle scope.
No. ConnectUs scopes hardware and services to your requirements. Pricing, financing availability, service commitments, and contract terms are defined in your proposal.
There is no single configuration time or savings figure that applies to every device program. Applications, enrollment requirements, peripherals, security settings, and existing automation affect the work involved. We assess your process and identify which tasks can move out of your team’s queue.
Scale your business. Simplify your mobility.
Tell us your device count, upcoming deployment needs, and the task creating the biggest bottleneck. Let’s identify where a tailored mobility program can free internal capacity and improve device readiness.
Compare costs, evaluate providers and explore implementation examples before defining your scope.