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COMPANY NEWS by SOTI: SOTI a leading provider of Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) solutions, has announced a strategic partnership with Urovo aimed at tackling a major pain point in the transportation and logistics (T&L) industry, reducing mobile-device-related downtime.

COMPANY NEWS by: SOTI a leading provider of Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) solutions, announced a strategic partnership with Urovo aimed at tackling a major pain point in the transportation and logistics (T&L) industry, reducing mobile-device-related downtime.

As mobile workforces grow, businesses are turning to advanced technology to drive efficiency, security, and sustainability. In 2025, AI, automation, and real-time connectivity will transform how mobile employees operate. SOTI, a global leader in enterprise mobility and IoT management, has identified five key trends that will redefine mobile work.

GUEST RESEARCH :  Yet, 44% of consumers think purchasing via social media is a quick and easy way to keep up with trends.

Mobile devices are indispensable tools in the modern workplace. They carry sensitive personal and professional information, from emails and financial data to company records. Smartphones, tablets, and rugged devices now function as entry points to critical systems, shaping how we work and live. However, this dependence on mobile technology comes with a challenge: ensuring their security.

63% of employees in Australia see sustainability goals in their company, but would like to see more commitment

While 98% of Australian transportation and logistics (T&L) workers use mobile technology daily, they lose an average of 16 hours per employee per month due to mobile-device-related downtime, according to a new SOTI research.

COMPANY NEWS: With 55% of Australian consumers expected to start their holiday gift shopping by October, the retail industry is gearing up for another intense peak season. To help businesses manage the increased demands during this busy period, the latest update to SOTI Snap introduces AI-driven digitisation of paper-based processes, designed to enhance efficiency and accuracy across retail stores and supply chains.

GUEST RESEARCH: In the aftermath of the recent CrowdStrike global IT outage, which affected 8.5 million Microsoft Windows devices and led to widespread disruptions in airlines, healthcare providers and retail payment terminals, the fragility of critical infrastructure has come into sharp focus. 

As Australian consumer expectations hit an all-time high, 77% of shoppers say they expect full transparency regarding the location of their online orders throughout the entire delivery process.

GUEST RESEARCH: As healthcare needs escalate globally, the requirement for modern technology to support patient care is evident. New research from SOTI, Code Digital: Will Healthcare Thrive or Survive, reveals that 77% of Australian healthcare IT decision makers believe organisations need to invest in new or better technology to improve patient outcomes.

COMPANY NEWS: SOTI has announced that a significant product update to SOTI Snapwill be showcased at the upcoming regional customer and partner SOTI World Tour event in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The SOTI Snap update utilises artificial intelligence (AI) to extract relevant data from paper and electronic forms without human interaction, therefore simplifying and enhancing key data processing tasks.

GUEST RESEARCH: In Australia's vast and challenging landscape, where bushfires, floods and other natural disasters frequently disrupt lives, the pivotal role of technology in emergency services cannot be overstated. However, an alarming statistic from SOTI's latest report, Digitizing the Frontline: Transformative Technologies in Critical Care, reveals that 97% of first responders encounter issues with their mobile devices, highlighting a critical need for technological transformation in the sector. This need is accentuated by Australia's unique environmental challenges, making reliable communication and device accessibility not just beneficial, but essential for effective emergency management—from prevention and readiness to response and recovery.

GUEST RESEARCH: In an era where technology is at the forefront of operations, SOTI’s report, When Work is Anywhere: Managing Technology’s Role in the Distributed Workforce has highlighted that while 92% of Australian organisations rely on advanced mobile or industrial printers for essential functions beyond traditional printing, a staggering 78% of organisations lack the capability to remotely manage its printer fleets. This oversight not only impacts efficiency through a lack of operational intelligence to make data-driven decisions, but also poses a significant security risk.

COMPANY NEWS: SOTI, the global leader in Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) solutions, has announced the launch of SOTI XSight Live View, the first tool of its kind to visualise business mobility in the industry today. SOTI XSight Live View is the first solution of its kind to provide a holistic view of business and mobile device data, empowering organisations across industries to visualise operations in real-time.

GUEST RESEARCH: The retail industry is facing a critical juncture where consumers are experiencing a disconnect between their shopping expectations and the in-store reality. As global retail markets continue to evolve, the industry grapples with the challenges of rolling out in-store technology and integrating advanced AI technology while optimising the supply chain and addressing growing security concerns. 

Discount variety store Cheap as Chips has deployed SOTI MobiControl to manage its fleet of mobile devices across 51 retail stores in Australia.

75% of Australian organisations need operational intelligence to measure business mobility performance, with 70% stating a need for better diagnostic tools and 74% requiring enhanced solutions to predict potential device issues

GUEST RESEARCH: SOTI, New research from SOTI, in a report titled Mobility in Motion: When Technology Transformation Meets Operational Intelligence, has highlighted a global gap in organisations that needs to be addressed to help them optimise their device management. Despite 95% of Australian organisations having adopted a form of Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) or Mobile Device Management (MDM) solution, a lack of features that deliver operational intelligence and enhance visibility is hindering productivity.

COMPANY NEWS: SOTI, the world’s most trusted provider of enterprise mobility management (EMM) solutions, today announced at its partner and user conference, SOTI Sync 23, substantial updates to the SOTI One platform. In addition to improving functionality for identity management, enterprise integration, security, and business intelligence, more than 60 new features were introduced.

GUEST RESEARCH: Australia is the global leader in IT investment to support mobile and hybrid work practices, according to new research from SOTI, with Australian organisations most likely to have experienced an increase in the size of IT teams (63%) while also seeing the biggest increase in employees working out of the office (48%) in the last twelve months.