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Attach DataWedge .db files or MX XML to a blueprint then deploy it to scanners in Esper. It's quick, reliable, and doesn't depend on "that one person who knows the hidden file paths" being available.

What are the impacts of technology in home health? According to Ian Fogg, Director of Healthcare at Stratix Corporation, connected mobile devices are reshaping what we know about health care. At-home health tech supports: 🔹 Better recoveries. Patients heal faster and more completely at home. 🔹 Continuous insight. Wearables, sensors, and mobile tools give clinicians real-time data without forcing a trip back to the hospital. 🔹 Fewer readmissions. Early interventions and easy check-ins keep small issues from becoming big ones. It’s about extending clinicians’ reach — delivering hospital-grade visibility without leaving the patient’s home. If you’re building or scaling home health programs, this convo is worth a listen. Get the full video 👉 https://hubs.la/Q03XlCYd0 #HomeHealthCare #RemotePatientMonitoring #DigitalHealth #ConnectedCare #HealthcareInnovation

Only 11% of retail CIOs say they can scale AI across the enterprise. The problem? Outdated devices, siloed management tools, and disconnected data. Which is why Esper cofounder Shiv Sundar stresses that new POS devices won’t fix the issue. The solution: “fix your digital plumbing,” taking a look at your device infrastructure and processes. 🤝 Unifying device management across all in-store systems 👀 Adding real-time visibility with device telemetry and edge data 📈 Connecting your data by integrating device insights with business systems ⚡And automating and accelerating operations with DevOps processes at the edge Once the foundation is in place, retail CIOs have a smoother path toward a unified, scalable, and AI-ready infrastructure Get Shiv's tips on our blog: 👉 https://hubs.la/Q03WG_Gf0 #RetailTech #RetailInnovation #EdgeAI #DeviceManagement #CIO #TechStrategy

Can device management actually work for Linux? Can Linux work at enterprise scale? Yes, and yes. We know, because we built it. Designed for kiosks, POS systems, IoT devices, and more. And made to challenge everything you hate about MDM for Linux. 🔸 Control that’s made for scale, and never rigid 🔸 Automation at every opportunity to help offload the everyday tasks 🔸 Proactive tools (never reactive) to help keep systems in check 🔸 And made for heterogenous fleets: Mixed form factors, and mixed OS Want to see for yourself? We’re hosting a Virtual Q&A Session on Tuesday, December 2nd. Register at the Link: https://lnkd.in/gChzqA3S

🚨 Today, we’re excited to introduce Esper’s Hardware Validation Program! Our hardware validation program puts Android devices through a rigorous, end-to-end assessment, including testing for real-world performance, compatibility, manageability, and security. For OEMs and enterprise customers, this means: ✅ Faster deployments with fewer surprises ✅ Less support calls, and lower operational risks ✅ Scalability and higher TCO through fewer implementation hurdles And if you’re an OEM, validating devices with Esper adds a competitive advantage in giving customers the confidence that your solutions are vetted and tested for high performance and seamless compatibility with our device management solutions. Want to learn more? Explore the Esper Hardware Validation program → https://lnkd.in/gpy95aXv #AndroidFleets #EnterpriseIT #EsperValidated

🤫 The secret is out — Esper, along with partners like Lenovo are the secret sauce that retailers are using to stay ahead of the competition — and they don’t want you to know. But Fabian E. and Adrienne Mueller know that great in-store experiences are built behind the scenes. They start with great hardware, and are honed with device management tools that enable constant app and content refreshes, executed perfectly every time with the help of dev-friendly tools. Get the secret recipe for great in-store retail experiences with Esper + Lenovo: https://hubs.la/Q03TgW_d0 #RetailTech #RetailInnovation #EdgeExperiences