ENTERPRISE MOBILITY & WIRELESS
Enterprise Mobility Strategy and Managed Mobility
Connect and manage every device, anywhere. When phones, tablets, hotspots and SIMs are spread across carriers, sites and traveling staff, costs drift and security gaps open.
MoJo Tech Group is a vendor-neutral advisor. We assess your current fleet, compare carriers and managed mobility providers, and source the wireless, 5G, device management and expense controls that fit how your people work. The providers run the networks and platforms. We stay your single point of contact from selection through rollout and regular reviews, with zero advisory fees.
Vendor-neutral • 400+ providers • Zero advisory fees • Arlington, VA + Chicago, IL
WHO IT'S FOR
When Managed Mobility Makes Sense
This service is for business and IT leaders whose people work on the move or across many sites, and whose mobile fleet has outgrown a spreadsheet. It fits when any of these sound familiar:
- Field, sales or service staff can't do their jobs without phones, tablets or hotspots.
- Devices and lines are spread across several carriers, or one carrier contract no longer matches how teams work.
- Locations need a wireless backup that keeps them running when the wired circuit fails.
- Nobody can say with confidence how many lines are active, who holds them or what they cost.
- You're rolling out new devices, moving to eSIM or connecting field equipment, and want one plan instead of three.
With a handful of phones on one plan, a direct carrier account may be all you need, and we'll say so.
ONE FLEET, ZERO CHAOS
Stop Babysitting Devices and Bills
A growing mobile fleet means more SIMs, more plans, more lost devices and more surprise charges. Managing it by spreadsheet doesn't scale, and it quietly leaks budget every month.
We bring device management, connectivity and expense optimization under one vendor-neutral roof, so provisioning, security and billing are handled. It also connects naturally with IoT and connected-device deployments.
Lines nobody uses
Departed staff and retired devices keep billing until someone audits the account line by line.
Surprise roaming charges
International travel and unplanned data overages show up on the invoice after the fact.
Lost, unmanaged devices
Without device management, a lost phone can mean exposed company email, files and customer data.
Sites that drop offline
A cut cable or circuit outage stops sales, check-in or operations unless a wireless backup takes over.
Slow onboarding
New hires wait while devices and SIMs are ordered, configured and shipped by hand.
Connected equipment
Kiosks, sensors, vehicles and signage need cellular service that's managed alongside your phones.
Cellular Voice & Data
Wireless voice and 4G/5G data across carriers, sized and sourced per site and role.
5G & Wireless Failover
Fixed wireless and cellular backup keep locations online when wired links fail. It pairs with your business network and connectivity plan.
Mobile Device Management
MDM enrolls, secures and updates devices, enforcing policy and protecting data. It's one layer of a wider cybersecurity approach.
Smart SIMs & eSIM
Simplify provisioning, roaming and routing, including internationally, without juggling physical cards.
Mobile Expense Management
Right-size plans and catch unused lines. It pairs with telecom expense management across the rest of your bill.
One Point of Contact
One advisor coordinates carriers and platform providers, so orders, changes and escalations don't bounce between vendors.
WHAT WE MANAGE
Wireless and Mobility, End to End
From the SIM to the spend, we source and manage the full mobility lifecycle so your team stays connected and your bill stays predictable.
CHOOSING AN APPROACH
Mobility Options and Their Tradeoffs
These four decisions shape cost, control and coverage. We walk through each one with you before anything is ordered.
One carrier or several
A single carrier simplifies billing and support. Several carriers can close coverage gaps and give you options at renewal, but you'll have more contracts to track.
Company-owned or BYOD
Company-owned devices give you full control and cleaner offboarding. Bring-your-own lowers hardware spend but limits what device management can enforce on a personal phone.
Physical SIM or eSIM
eSIM and smart SIMs let you activate and switch service remotely. Physical SIMs still suit older devices and some rugged hardware.
Cellular, fixed wireless or satellite
Cellular backup is quick to deploy; fixed wireless can carry more traffic where available. For remote sites with weak coverage, satellite internet may be the practical option.
HOW IT WORKS
From Assessment to Rollout
Assess what you have
We inventory lines, devices, plans and current spend, and note where coverage or security falls short.
Define requirements
Coverage by site and role, security policy, device ownership and backup needs become a written brief.
Compare and select providers
We compare carriers and platforms across our network of 400+ providers and walk you through the shortlist and its tradeoffs. You make the final call.
Plan and transition
Number porting, device enrollment, SIM or eSIM activation and failover testing are scheduled to keep disruption low, with our guidance throughout.
Review and optimize
Regular reviews catch unused lines, plans that no longer fit and upcoming renewals before they cost you.
Not sure what your fleet really costs or where it's exposed?
Request a scoped assessment of your devices, lines and spend. Tell us roughly how many users, sites and carriers you have, and an advisor will be in touch to agree the scope.
What MoJo handles
Provider selection, coordinating orders and changes, escalations with carriers and platform providers, and regular reviews of lines, plans and spend.
What providers handle
The carrier runs the network and the SIMs. The device management or managed mobility provider runs its platform under the support terms in its own contract.
What your team decides
Device and usage policy, who gets which device and plan, approval of changes, and who holds admin access on your side.
SUPPORT AND LIFECYCLE
Who Owns What After Go-Live
Mobility issues stall when the carrier, the MDM vendor and IT each assume someone else owns them. We settle that before you sign.
The lifecycle runs from ordering and enrollment to secure wipe and line cancellation when someone leaves. During selection, we confirm which stages each provider covers, so nothing falls through after go-live.
OUR MOBILITY PROVIDERS
Vetted Experts in Mobility & Wireless
We compare national carriers, IoT and failover specialists, hardware makers and satellite providers, then source the right fit. These are a few of the mobility and wireless providers we work with.
T-Mobile
T-Mobile is a major national carrier known for extensive 5G network coverage, competitive business plans, and strong emphasis on mobile-first solutions for enterprises. Recognized for wireless service, IoT connectivity, and business mobility solutions.
AT&T Wireless
AT&T is one of the largest telecommunications providers in the US, offering comprehensive business solutions including wireless, fiber, and mobility services. Strong focus on enterprise-grade security and IoT connectivity with extensive nationwide coverage.
Skywire Networks
Skywire specializes in IoT and M2M connectivity solutions, focusing on providing secure wireless connectivity for business applications and embedded devices. Known for flexible deployment options and specialized IoT platforms.
Hyperion
Hyperion is a mobility solutions provider focusing on managed services and custom wireless solutions for enterprises. Emphasizes scalable connectivity solutions and mobile device management.
GlobalGig
GlobalGig is the international mobility service provider specializing in global IoT connectivity and managed mobility solutions. Known for offering seamless international coverage and multi-carrier solutions.
Sierra Wireless
Sierra Wireless is a leading provider of IoT and M2M hardware solutions, including modems, routers, and embedded modules. Specializes in industrial IoT applications and secure connectivity solutions.
Viasat
Viasat is a satellite communications provider offering high-speed internet and mobility solutions, particularly valuable for remote locations and areas without traditional infrastructure.
For2Fi
For2Fi is the mobile connectivity solutions provider focusing on wireless backup and failover services. Specializes in business continuity solutions and redundant connectivity options.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Mobility Questions, Answered
What is enterprise mobility management?
Enterprise mobility management means securing and managing the mobile devices, connectivity and apps your workforce uses. It covers provisioning, security policy, support and expense, usually through a mobile device management (MDM) platform plus managed services. In practice, every company device is enrolled, configured to policy, and can be locked or wiped if it's lost.
Can wireless be a backup connection?
Yes. Fixed wireless and 4G/5G make excellent failover, automatically keeping a site online when its wired link goes down. The right setup depends on how much traffic must keep flowing during an outage and which carriers are strong at that address. For remote sites without dependable cellular coverage, satellite can fill the gap. We size the backup for each location instead of copying one design everywhere.
How do you control mobile costs?
Through mobile expense management: auditing lines and plans, removing unused devices, controlling roaming and right-sizing data. It's the same discipline as broader telecom expense management, applied to your mobile fleet. The waste usually hides in lines nobody uses, plans that don't match real usage and roaming nobody planned for. Regular reviews keep those costs from creeping back after the first cleanup.
What are eSIMs and smart SIMs?
They're programmable SIMs that let you provision, switch and route cellular service without swapping physical cards. An eSIM is built into the device and activated remotely. A smart SIM can move between carrier profiles, which helps with international travel and equipment in the field. Both simplify global deployments, although older devices and some rugged hardware still need a physical SIM.
Who pays MoJo for mobility advice?
Our advisory service carries zero fees to you. We're compensated by the providers you select, without raising your rates. Because we work across 400+ providers rather than for one carrier, the recommendation follows your coverage, security and budget needs, and you make the final choice. If you want to know how compensation works for a specific provider, ask your advisor.
Will we have to switch carriers or replace our MDM?
Not necessarily. If your current carrier or device management platform still fits, we may recommend keeping it and fixing plans, policies or coverage gaps instead. Where a change makes sense, we compare the options, plan number porting and device enrollment, and guide the transition so users and numbers move over in an orderly way.
Ready to get your mobile fleet under control?
Start with a vendor-neutral mobility assessment of your devices, connectivity and spend. Send us a short note about your users, sites and carriers, and an advisor will follow up to set up a first conversation.
LET'S TALK
Talk to a MoJo mobility advisor
Vendor-neutral guidance across 400+ providers, with zero pressure and no advisory fees. Tell us what you're trying to solve with your mobile fleet, and we'll map the right fit. Based in Arlington, VA and Chicago, IL, serving clients nationwide.
Call (855) 234-9800 or email info@mojotechgroup.com.