Device provisioning is the process of setting up devices such as tablets, displays, sensors, or handsets to operate according to specific requirements, which can involve replacing operating systems or modifying features. Within this framework, device enrollment is considered the initial step, involving the registration of the device with a service or organization. This process is made more efficient with Mobile Device Management (MDM) solutions like Esper, which integrates enrollment, provisioning, and configuration into a streamlined system. Esper offers a simplified approach by using blueprints—customizable starter kits that include configurations, settings, and business apps—to automate device setup, reducing the time and complexity involved. These blueprints can be reused multiple times, eliminating the need for repetitive configurations and app downloads. While provisioning is often linked with deployment, they are distinct processes, with provisioning preparing the device for specific tasks and deployment making it available for use. Esper further simplifies the management of various device types by offering features like touchless provisioning, remote monitoring, and app management, catering to a wide array of devices including Android, iOS, and Linux platforms.