Monitoring Laptops and Other Devices Using Rayda Tracking Service
In the bustling world of technology, a name that stands out is Rayda, a device lifecycle management platform that is making waves, particularly in emerging markets such as Asia, Latam, and Africa.
Rayda integrates seamlessly with popular mobile device management solutions like Microsoft Intune, Apple Business Manager, and JumpCloud, providing a streamlined approach to managing devices. This platform is not just a marketplace but also an operations layer for IT or HR managers, simplifying the procurement, tracking, retrieval, wiping, storage, and eventual redeployment or disposal of laptops and peripherals.
The revenue for Rayda primarily comes from onboarding and offboarding requests, with between 70% and 80% of its earnings derived from these services. The platform also generates income through subscriptions and transactions for one-off services.
One of Rayda's unique selling points is its swift device delivery. While competitors might take four to eight weeks, Rayda boasts of managing equipment delivery in just three to eight business days.
Rayda partners with vetted procurement and logistics partners in the 170 countries it serves, ensuring devices are picked up on time, wiped securely, and stored safely. During employee off-boarding, Rayda works with a network of partners to recover devices.
In addition, Rayda has built integrations with over twelve human resource information systems (HRIS) providers, allowing for smooth communication and device management within companies. The platform can even explain situations to employees and prompt employers to provide additional support when devices are not returned.
Looking ahead, Rayda plans to release a new version of its platform driven by artificial intelligence in the next few months. This update is expected to further streamline and optimize the device lifecycle management process.
Rayda has secured funding in an angel round from Microtraction, Beta Ventures, Techstars, HOAQ Club, and several syndicates. With this backing, Rayda's ambition is to evolve from a device life cycle management company into a bigger player in the future of work.
For those interested, Moonshot by Rayda's website will be back in Lagos on October 15-16. Early bird tickets are available with a 20% discount.
The device lifecycle management industry is estimated to be worth $4.8 billion, and with Rayda's innovative approach and global expansion, it's clear that this platform is poised to make a significant impact.
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