Verizon Business Continuity
Enterprise mobility management software
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What is Verizon Business Continuity
Verizon Business Continuity is a Verizon business service portfolio focused on keeping employees connected and productive during disruptions through managed mobility and continuity-oriented connectivity options. It targets IT, security, and operations teams that need to support remote work, field staff, and distributed sites with resilient access to voice, data, and collaboration services. The offering is typically delivered as a carrier-led, service-centric solution that can bundle devices, connectivity, and managed support rather than operating purely as a standalone EMM console.
Carrier-managed service delivery
The product aligns mobility continuity with Verizon-managed services, which can reduce the internal effort required to coordinate devices, connectivity, and support. Organizations that prefer a single provider for mobility operations can centralize procurement, support escalation, and service management. This model can be useful for distributed workforces where operational continuity depends on telecom service reliability and coordinated incident response.
Strong connectivity integration
Because Verizon operates the underlying network, the continuity approach can integrate tightly with cellular service plans, device provisioning workflows, and enterprise support processes. This can simplify rollout for large fleets where connectivity and device lifecycle management are closely linked. It also supports continuity planning that depends on rapid activation or reconfiguration of mobile connectivity during outages or site disruptions.
Enterprise support and SLAs
Verizon Business typically provides enterprise-grade support structures, including account management and service-level constructs for business customers. This can help organizations formalize continuity requirements and escalation paths. For regulated or large enterprises, vendor support maturity can be a practical differentiator versus tools that are primarily software-only deployments.
Less EMM-console depth
Compared with dedicated EMM platforms, a continuity-led Verizon offering may provide less depth in advanced device policy controls, app lifecycle management, and cross-platform configuration granularity. Organizations with complex compliance requirements (e.g., conditional access, detailed configuration profiles, or extensive app catalog workflows) may still need a specialized EMM tool. This can lead to a split architecture between carrier services and a separate EMM console.
Potential Verizon ecosystem dependence
The value proposition is strongest when an organization standardizes on Verizon connectivity and related managed services. Multi-carrier strategies, international subsidiaries with different carriers, or BYOD-heavy environments may reduce the benefit of carrier-centric continuity services. This can introduce vendor dependency for key continuity processes and operational playbooks.
Pricing and packaging complexity
Carrier-delivered business continuity and mobility services are often packaged across multiple components (plans, devices, managed services, and optional add-ons). This can make it harder to compare costs directly against software-first EMM licensing models. Procurement and contract management may require more effort to map features to internal mobility and continuity requirements.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Backup & Flexible Use Internet — 500 MB | $10 /mo per line* | 500 MB/month per line; overage: $15 per additional 1 GB block; no annual contract; no early termination fees; 30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee applies. Source: Verizon Backup & Flexible Use Internet page. |
| Backup & Flexible Use Internet — 1 GB | $20 /mo per line* | 1 GB/month per line; overage: $10 per additional 1 GB block; availability varies by location; no annual contract; no early termination fees; 30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee applies. Source: Verizon Backup & Flexible Use Internet page. |
| Backup & Flexible Use Internet — 3 GB | $30 /mo per line* | 3 GB/month per line; after 3 GB, unlimited data for remainder of billing period for an additional $70/mo (subject to network management after 150 GB); no annual contract; 30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee applies. Source: Verizon Backup & Flexible Use Internet page. |
| Whole Office Protection | $55 /mo (plus taxes) | Small-business device protection and 24/7 tech support for up to two business locations; predictable monthly charge; enrollment via Verizon. Source: Verizon Whole Office Protection page. |
| Business Mobile Secure (per-device license) | $5 /mo per device | Mobile device management + mobile threat defense bundle (Lookout), month-to-month, one license = one device (smartphone/tablet); prices exclusive of taxes and fees. Source: Verizon Business Mobile Secure page. |
| Verizon MDM / Business Internet Secure license packs | Five-license pack $20/mo; Ten-license pack $35/mo; Twenty-five-license pack $75/mo | License packs for Business Internet Secure/MDM: one license covers one device (laptop/desktop/smartphone/tablet); one pack per account at a time; monthly billing, taxes & fees extra. Source: Verizon product/docs pages. |
Seller details
Verizon Communications Inc.
New York, NY, USA
2000
Public
https://www.verizon.com/business/
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