One option is Aprecomm, a network intelligence platform with a range of products for automating provisioning and device management. That includes Virtual Wireless Expert for real-time visibility into Wi-Fi networks, Vyom Configuration Server for zero-touch provisioning and remote device management, and Virtual Network Expert for AI-based network visibility and proactive diagnostics. Aprecomm's AI and proprietary algorithms give you end-to-end network intelligence, letting you have self-managed networks, advanced Wi-Fi analytics and real-time quality of experience monitoring. That can lead to a big drop in support calls and a better first call resolution.
Another good option is Swif, a GenAI-powered unified device management and compliance automation platform. Swif lets IT teams manage employee devices securely and in compliance, with tools to set up company security policies, manage access and permissions, and enforce compliance on macOS, Windows and Linux devices. It also offers automated control with smart groups and integration with tools like Slack and Google, so it's a good option for cutting IT work and network management.
If you want a more general-purpose network management tool, check out ConnectWise Automate, RMM software designed to help IT teams work more efficiently by automating technical work and boosting ROI. It includes automated tasks, centralized monitoring, remote access and hyperautomation tools like Robotic Process Automation and generative AI. That can dramatically cut manual labor so IT teams can focus on higher-level work and improve network management.