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With the iPhone 16e, your employees are well equipped for the working day. The device can now be pre-ordered with Everphone.

From November 28, 2024, devices with a Lightning port will no longer be allowed to be sold in the EU. What you should consider now.

A new feature in the Everphone portal now makes it even easier for admins to download important reports.

Asset management systems and payroll software have different functions, but they're both important business tools. Learn why and how they're connected.

With cybercrime becoming more sophisticated, it’s essential that cybersecurity training stays up to date—especially for remote employees.

Five years ago, the trend seemed unstoppable: using your own laptops, MacBooks and smartphones on the job was the thing. The numbers for BYOD continue to rise steadily - but the enthusiasm has since suffered a few dents. We ask: Is "Bring Your Own Device" still viable for the future?

From a handful to hundreds, managing devices can easily get out of control. The answer? Read our guide to automating device management workflows here.

The EU Network and Information Security Directive (NIS-2) must be transposed into German law by the end of 2024. In other words, a German law implementing the directive is needed by then.

Everyone is talking about digitization, user-centricity and usability. However, some IT managers do not want to take part. That's surprising, not acceptable - and a shame, in my opinion.

Business customers in Germany complain about the enormously high expenses for telecommunications. Rightly so. Germany ranks twentieth (!) in Europe, far behind the Nordic countries, the Baltic States and the Netherlands. Why is that?

With "Device as a Service" Everphone offers the so-called third generation of IT procurement. Everphone VP Sales Marc Anger explains in an interview why this vision is so convincing.

As Everphone's managing director, I get to talk to a lot of entrepreneurs: traditional manufacturing SMEs, service providers, Berlin-based start-ups, and internationally active corporations. I talk to CIOs, CEOs, to senior executives from the purchasing, finance and legal departments about mobile strategies for their companies. When it comes to BYOD ("Bring Your Own Device"), what I see most of the time is skepticism, shaking heads, and dismissal.