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NinjaOne 9.0 Week, Day 1: What's New with NinjaOne MDM for Mac OS Welcome to the first installment of "9.0 Week", where each day, we'll look at new features and capabilities included in the lastest NinjaOne release. In this stream, Product Manager Paul Evans will highlight the new improvements to NinjaOne Mobile Device Management, including device level policy override support to iOS, iPadOS, and Android devices.

In today's digital-centric banking environment, financial institutions must be able to provide seamless and reliable application performance across all digital channels - from a branch to a mobile device. Failure to do so results in real impact to customer satisfaction, trust, and loyalty. Modern banking applications are increasingly complex, running off of internet-centric distributed architectures involving many different parties and services. For these modern tech frameworks, traditional APM tools are no longer sufficient to ensure service reliability and optimal customer experience.

It’s no longer enough for a site to just be available; it had to be fast. If the experience lags, your customers will bounce within seconds. The consequences scale fast: business stops and revenue disappears. You need to monitor performance across the full delivery chain because speed is what keeps users engaged.

When your systems are reliable, it means your customers can count on your applications to be there for them. Full transcript:  To me reliability means a good night's sleep, and being able to confidently go to bed and wake up the next day feeling ready to get out there and do my best work and not worry about the experience that our customers might have had through the night.