The article discusses the process of bringing Enterprise Technology into U.S. correctional facilities, where nearly two million people live in a demanding environment with staffing shortages, safety requirements, aging infrastructure, and a growing need for rehabilitative programming. The article suggests that correctional leaders should implement solutions that are secure, durable, and purpose-built to improve outcomes while maintaining the balance facilities work to maintain. The author also highlights the importance of the security and governance layered on top of these systems. The EVOTABⓇ tablet, a corrections-grade tablet, is built on a familiar Google-certified Android Enterprise platform used by millions of people. It provides access to education, skill-building, and job training programs, and enables secure communication with family members. However, the author notes that while tablets improve outcomes, security and durability are not optional but essential features.