UEM integrates mobile device management (MDM), mobile application management (MAM), and endpoint security capabilities into a single platform, providing IT administrators with centralized visibility and control over all devices, regardless of their type or operating system.

Key features and benefits of UEM include:

1. Device Provisioning and Enrollment: Simplify the provisioning and onboarding of new devices, whether they are corporate-owned or employee-owned (BYOD), by automating enrollment processes and configuring device settings remotely.
2. Policy Management: Define and enforce security policies, such as password requirements, encryption settings, and app whitelisting/blacklisting, to ensure compliance with organizational security standards and regulatory requirements.
3. Remote Management and Support: Remotely monitor and manage devices, troubleshoot issues, and deploy software updates or patches over-the-air (OTA), minimizing downtime and reducing the need for manual intervention.
4. Endpoint Security: Protect devices against malware, data breaches, and other security threats with features such as antivirus/anti-malware protection, network access control (NAC), and secure containerization of corporate data.
5. Application Lifecycle Management: Manage the entire lifecycle of mobile and desktop applications, from deployment and distribution to updates and retirement, ensuring that users have access to the latest software versions and security patches.
6. Asset Tracking and Inventory: Maintain an accurate inventory of all managed devices and their associated hardware and software assets, enabling better asset management and license compliance.
7. User Self-Service: Empower users to perform common tasks, such as password resets, device wipes, and app installations, through self-service portals or mobile apps, reducing the burden on IT support staff and improving user satisfaction.