ConnectUs Helps Global Non-Profit Deploy Over 30,000 Tablets Supporting 3 Million Children and Humanitarian Relief Efforts Worldwide
Industry: Non-Profit, Education, and Humanitarian Services
The ConnectUs Solutions: Managed Mobility Services • Android Tablet Deployments • Device Staging and Configuration • Zero Touch Deployment • Mobile Application Provisioning • Custom Branding • Bluetooth Wearable Pairing • 3PL Logistics • Inventory Management • Large Scale Device Fulfillment
One of the world’s leading international non-profit organizations launched an ambitious global initiative to encourage physical activity among school children while funding humanitarian aid programs focused on clean water and food access.
ConnectUs deployed over 30,000 cellular-connected tablets over a four-year period supporting more than 3 million student participants worldwide — generating humanitarian contributions estimated to save more than 8,000 lives while reducing technology procurement costs by approximately $4.5 million.
Large-Scale Android Tablet Procurement — AT&T-enabled Android tablets optimized for the fitness application.
End-User-Ready Device Configuration — Fully configured with activity tracking app, Bluetooth-paired to wearables, preloaded with user settings, kitted with custom branded boxes and welcome kits.
Scalable Deployment and Logistics Management — Procurement, configuration, staging, kitting, packaging, inventory, nationwide shipping. ~8,000 tablets annually.
Cost Optimization Strategy — ~4.5 million in total savings.
ConnectUs helps non-profit, education, and enterprise organizations scale mobile technology deployments through fully managed mobility services designed for speed, efficiency, and operational simplicity.
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