Mobile Mentor Named Winner of Microsoft’s 2021 Partner of the Year for Modern Endpoint Management
Mobile Mentor announced they have been awarded the 2021 Global Partner of the Year Award for Modern Endpoint Management.
The company was selected from a global field of top Microsoft partners for demonstrating excellence in their work with Nashville-based caregiving organization, Alive Hospice. The award honored Mobile Mentor’s work enabling “zero touch provisioning,” (a service that leverages Microsoft technology to remotely provision devices) which allowed caregivers to safely and effectively attend to their patients remotely during the COVID-19 lockdown.
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“It is incredibly rewarding to see how our work profoundly impacted the lives of vulnerable patients who were isolated during the global pandemic.”
“Our team at Mobile Mentor is tremendously proud of what we’ve achieved with Alive Hospice,” said Denis O’Shea, Founder of Mobile Mentor. “It is incredibly rewarding to see how our work profoundly impacted the lives of vulnerable patients who were isolated during the global pandemic.”
Alive Hospice operates a very successful tele-hospice program that allows care providers to conduct daily remote care sessions with palliative care patients who choose to stay in their own homes. Zero-Touch Provisioning enabled Alive Hospice to provision Surface laptops for their chaplains and care workers and provision hundreds of iPads for their patients. Alive Hospice was able to deliver care to their most vulnerable patients in an extremely difficult and challenging time.
The Microsoft Partner of the Year Awards recognizes Microsoft partners that have delivered outstanding Microsoft-based solutions during the past year. Awards were classified in 56 categories, with the winners were chosen from more than 4,400 submitted nominations from over 100 countries. Mobile Mentor won the global award for the Modern Endpoint Management category.
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