How to Manage Android Devices? A guide for TV Operators

Android TV and Google TV are becoming more and more popular with each passing day. Android TV-powered Set-top Boxes (STBs) are also becoming quite common in the TV Operator industry, going so far as to actually call it a trend. It reduces the time-to-market and offers users brand new streaming services, with virtually no integration efforts.

In this article, we are going to break down how an Android Device Management Solution, or MDM Solution, can help you in this particular segment.

Android or AOSP devices
A good Android Management Solution must be able to deliver its features on both AOSP and Android TV/Google TV certified devices. Not only relying on Google services for its operation but, at the same time, taking advantage of all that Google has to offer on their certified devices. So, whether you use AOSP STBs or Android TV/Google TV Certified ones, the Android Management Solution must work on both.

Device clustering and configuration
Being able to group devices based on specific properties is key, especially when you may need to apply different settings or restrictions based on clusters.
This can be relevant for the following cases:

Device app management and restrictions
Having full control of all apps running on each device is key, so a good Android Device Management Solution should allow:

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