Chevron FCU Implements AppSense’s MobileNow

Published February 03, 2013, 2:04 p.m. EST

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Updated August 26, 2020, 10:28 p.m. EDT

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OAKLAND, Calif. Chevron FCU has installed MobileNow, a mobile device management system provided by AppSense designed to manage a diverse set of employees using multiple devices.

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According to AppSense, MobileNow provides a full set of product features that move beyond simple mobile device management capabilities to provide IT with strong, deep policy controls possible across mobile devices, applications and data.

“Our employees now have seamless, secure access to corporate data and apps from their mobile devices, while IT can easily manage data security and compliance,” said Sachin Kundra vice president of IT for the $2-billion credit union. “MobileNow is the only solution that offered features beyond MDM, and was exceptionally easy to implement. We were up and running in a single afternoon.”

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