Cisco Meraki SM vs. TinyMDM

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Cisco Meraki SM
Score 9.8 out of 10
N/A
Cisco offers Meraki Systems Manager (SM), an enterprise mobility management platform supporting the monitoring, provisioning and securing of mobile devices across an enterprise network.N/A
TinyMDM
Score 0.0 out of 10
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TinyMDM, Android EMM Partner, is a Mobile Device Management dedicated to businesses looking for a solution to manage and secure their mobile fleet of smartphones, tablets, rugged devices. TinyMDM is approved by Android for all its management sets: Kiosk Mode Fully Managed Mode BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) WPCO (Work Profile on Company Owned Device) It offers a centralized management solution for all devices within an organization: app…
$2.30
per month per user
Pricing
Cisco Meraki SMTinyMDM
Editions & Modules
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FLEXIBLE
$2.30
per month per user
CLASSIC
$23
per year per user
Offerings
Pricing Offerings
Cisco Meraki SMTinyMDM
Free Trial
NoYes
Free/Freemium Version
NoNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
Additional DetailsTinyMDM also offers quantitative discounts starting from 200 licenses.
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Community Pulse
Cisco Meraki SMTinyMDM
User Ratings
Cisco Meraki SMTinyMDM
Likelihood to Recommend
9.9
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Usability
9.0
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Support Rating
8.0
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-
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Product Scalability
9.7
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User Testimonials
Cisco Meraki SMTinyMDM
Likelihood to Recommend
The free tier of Meraki SM was excellent and we used it for a few years. We now use the paid version. Meraki SM is excellent for schools that need to manage large amounts of iPads without needing to maintain physical contact with them. We are a small primary school on a single site however Meraki SM is able to handle larger sites. Devices are able to be configured so that the permissions are automatically set depending on the current user, or the current location. This allows for excellent customization. In my experience, Meraki SM works best when used with iPads. It does have some features for managing other devices but I have not used it for this.
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Pros
  • We can create templates for our mobile devices that make new hardware deployments a breeze.
  • Pushing out new with Apple Business Manager is easy and efficient.
  • We get tons of real-time information on our devices and useful historical information and logs.
  • Kiosk and Single App mode is great for single purpose tablets.
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Cons
  • Currently the application addition to Meraki has gone through some changes that make it not as user friendly as it used to be but has improved some areas of the function such as easy of deployment.
  • It would be nice to have the ability to reset a users password from the control panel. This function is currently missing.
  • Some of the navigation within the panel is not the best. It is a little obscure at times where you need to go for certain functions. For instance, to manage users, instead of a nav feature just saying, Manager Users, you have to know to click on a link simply called, "General". This could be improved.
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Usability
It has is easy to use overall and is very powerful. The learning curve for the system is very small and I have found it easy to train members of our team to use it. It can fit any size organization and the support is excellent. The ROI is well worth it. If you have a multiplatform ecosystem, this tool is near perfect.
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Support Rating
We have found that Cisco Meraki has always had very good customer support. In the rare case, when we have needed assistance they have always been quick to respond and solve the issue.
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Alternatives Considered
I used TechPilot to manage mobile devices which was a great product and had some useful features. I say had, because after it was purchased by Securly the software support and functionary went downhill fast. Securly MDM is an inferior product.
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Scalability
It’s scalable up to a point and will scale well from small to a medium business, however, as a business grows and policies get more mature or detailed, you might have to later upgrade to a more appropriate enterprise solution such as MaaS360 or AirWatch. This solution however, will last quite a long tome for a growing business.
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Return on Investment
  • It has come in handy several times, especially when it comes to remotely wiping a device that was lost or stolen.
  • This has allowed us to push applications to devices, which helps our employees to have easy access to tools related to Healthcare and Business Expense tracking.
  • Meraki Systems Manager is excellent at allowing us to remotely administer our wireless access points, but has been a source of frustration (at times) when trying to use as an MDM solution.
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ScreenShots

TinyMDM Screenshots

Screenshot of TinyMDM featuresScreenshot of Management of Android smartphones, tablets, rugged devicesScreenshot of Remote control of Android devices from TinyMDM admin consoleScreenshot of Mobile Apps Management: public, private and web appsScreenshot of Kiosk Mode Management: device is locked to a single or multi apps, without the possibility to add new ones