Samsung Mobile Devices
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Description & Project Overview
Delivery Oct 21, 2026 | At HOCH Health Ostschweiz, mobile devices such as smartphones or tablets are used in various processes. Currently these are both Android (Samsung) and iOS (Apple) devices. Defined device types: Business smartphone PUT tablet normal (bedside) PUT Tablet Prestige (Bedside) Business tablet Rugged tablet The IT department (DIT) procures, manages and manages these centrally via the EMM solution “Workspace ONE UEM” from Omnissa.
Another important, central component in terms of security and operation is the “Samsung Knox” platform. In addition to a normal ongoing lifecycle and growth, more extensive device renewals and expansions are pending. In addition, the aim is to standardize the portfolio on Android-based smartphones and tablets.
This tender is intended to create the contractual basis for future procurement of Samsung mobile devices and defined operating services from January 1, 2027. The goal is a long-term, centrally manageable and securely operable device portfolio with clear service, lifecycle and sustainability benefits. The devices must be able to be integrated into the existing enterprise mobility infrastructure based on Omnissa Workspace ONE UEM and Samsung Knox.
The client specified appropriate Samsung device models for the tender. A corresponding successor model applies to subsequent orders. If a model is discontinued, the provisions for successor models in accordance with the specifications in Chapter 5.3.3 apply.
The collaboration is regulated in a framework agreement (procurement) and a service agreement (operational services), each with a five-year term, which can be optionally extended twice for two years each. Effective procurement is carried out by HOCH Health Ostschweiz during the contract term based on needs. For planning replacement and new procurement