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|---|---|---|
| Galaxy business smartphones, tablets and laptops | Role-based device profiles and standardized procurement | The right device for each employee, with fewer unnecessary local variations |
| Galaxy Book Enterprise Edition laptops | Standardized laptop procurement and deployment | AI-ready, vPro and Knox-secured laptops managed alongside mobile |
| Rugged Galaxy devices (XCover, Tab Active) | Sourcing and management for frontline and field teams | One model for office, field and frontline mobility |
| Samsung Enterprise Edition and Knox | Configuration and zero-touch enrollment | Faster, consistent device setup with enterprise security |
| A broad Galaxy portfolio | Coordinated sourcing and delivery across devicenow’s global service footprint | Consistent device standards without fragmented local supplier management |
| Devices for different roles and workloads | Next Business Day Swap and Break & Fix coordination (pending confirmation) | Less downtime when an employee device fails |
| Accessories | Complete mobile bundles under one subscription | Simpler ordering and a consistent employee setup |
| Modern, refreshable mobile devices | Fixed monthly billing per active device | Predictable costs without a large upfront hardware purchase |
| Manageable mobile endpoints | API integration and the devicenow Lifecycle Portal | Existing workflows remain intact and lifecycle visibility improves |
| Devices suitable for planned refresh cycles | Managed returns, certified data erasure and certificates | Controlled and responsible end-of-life processes |
| Samsung partner relationship | One accountable global DaaS provider | Better coordination between hardware selection, lifecycle services and customer requirements |

Tell us where your employees work, how many devices you manage and which Samsung device profiles you need, including any rugged or frontline requirements.
We will design a Device as a Service model covering Samsung hardware, lifecycle services, global operations and integration with your existing IT environment.

Samsung Device as a Service through devicenow is an enterprise subscription combining Samsung Galaxy smartphones, tablets and laptops with procurement, configuration, zero-touch enrollment, delivery, support, replacement, monthly billing and end-of-life management. The service is provided and managed by devicenow as a Samsung partner.
Yes. devicenow is a Samsung partner and sources Samsung devices directly.
Galaxy business smartphones (Galaxy S and Galaxy A), Galaxy tablets (Galaxy Tab S), Galaxy Book laptops (including Galaxy Book Enterprise Edition), rugged devices for frontline teams (Galaxy XCover and Galaxy Tab Active) and Galaxy foldables. Exact models are agreed per country because availability varies by market.
Yes. The Galaxy Book line includes Galaxy Book Enterprise Edition, built for corporate IT with Intel vPro, Samsung Knox security, Copilot+ AI PC features and cloud-based deployment. devicenow can source, configure, deliver and manage Galaxy Book laptops in the same subscription as your Samsung phones and tablets.
Yes. Galaxy XCover smartphones and Galaxy Tab Active tablets are designed for field, retail, logistics, healthcare and manufacturing environments, and can be sourced, configured and managed within the same subscription as your office devices.
Yes. Samsung Knox provides device security and management. devicenow provides the lifecycle subscription and works alongside Knox and your existing EMM, and supports zero-touch enrollment through Samsung Knox Mobile Enrollment where applicable.
Samsung Enterprise Edition variants are designed for business, with longer model availability and extended security maintenance where available. This supports predictable, standardized refresh cycles across a large fleet. Confirm the exact availability and support terms per device with devicenow.
The subscription focuses on devices and lifecycle services. Mobile connectivity, SIM or eSIM and airtime are handled separately or through a telco partner where agreed.
Yes. devicenow provides Device as a Service across 190+ countries. The exact Samsung models, configurations, delivery conditions and included services are agreed for each country because product and service availability can vary by market.
Yes. Within the agreed service scope, devicenow offers Next Business Day Swap for covered device failures. A replacement device is dispatched by the next business day, subject to the agreed SLA, local cut-off times, service coverage and device availability.
Pricing depends on the Samsung model, configuration, quantity, country, subscription term, accessories, enrollment requirements and service level. devicenow prepares a tailored enterprise proposal with a fixed monthly price per active device.
Traditional leasing primarily spreads the cost of the hardware over time. Device as a Service also manages the operational lifecycle around each device. DaaS can therefore be more suitable for global enterprises seeking standardization, predictable service, faster replacement and less internal IT administration.
Yes. devicenow is manufacturer-independent. Samsung can be your Android standard while approved Apple or other devices remain within the same devicenow service model, under one contract, one billing model and one lifecycle process.
Yes. devicenow’s Enterprise DaaS model is designed for organizations with 1,000 or more IT seats. Rollout plans are tailored around Samsung device profiles, locations, volumes, integrations, enrollment requirements and the required migration schedule.
Yes. API integration connects devicenow with existing procurement and ITSM systems so teams can order Samsung devices and manage incidents, returns and replacements from their established tools. Alternatively, the complete lifecycle can be managed through the devicenow Lifecycle Portal.
devicenow coordinates the device return, certified data erasure and the relevant certificates. Returned devices are then assessed for responsible reuse, repurposing or recycling.
The result depends on the organization’s current device model, geography, internal workload and deployment scale. A Forrester Consulting study commissioned by devicenow modeled an 89% return on investment and €16.2 million in net present value over three years for a composite global enterprise. The results apply to the devicenow Enterprise DaaS model rather than a specific Samsung configuration, and actual results may vary.