Modern SOTI Enterprise Mobility

As enterprise operations digitise, device management platforms are becoming critical to logistics, fleet efficiency and industrial productivity

- As enterprise operations digitise, device management platforms are becoming critical to logistics, fleet efficiency and industrial productivity, writes Sahil Kesari and Niharika Singh

As industrial mobility devices become central to logistics, manufacturing and fleet operations, enterprise mobility platforms are emerging as a critical operational layer connecting hardware, data and workforce productivity.

Across modern industrial ecosystems, productivity is increasingly dependent on mobile devices. From handheld scanners in warehouses and rugged tablets in manufacturing plants to driver terminals inside commercial vehicles, these devices now serve as the interface between physical operations and digital systems. Yet while organisations invest heavily in hardware and business applications, device reliability, visibility and control often remain fragmented, creating operational blind spots that directly affect efficiency.

It is within this context that enterprise mobility management platforms are gaining strategic importance. Rather than focusing solely on cybersecurity or device provisioning, the next generation of mobility solutions is positioning itself as an operational control layer enabling companies to monitor, manage and optimize large fleets of industrial devices across distributed environments. A live demonstration at LogiMAT 2026 illustrated how this shift is unfolding in practice. Enterprise mobility specialist SOTI showcased its platform operating across rugged handheld terminals, warehouse scanners, delivery devices and vehicle-mounted hardware, highlighting the growing need for unified visibility across mobility infrastructure.

Mobility Devices as Operational Infrastructure