As IT admins, we’ve relied on Mobile Device Management (MDM) tools for years to manage smartphones and tablets. But the way we work has changed — and so have the devices we manage.
Today, IT teams are responsible for a mix of:
Mobile phones
- Laptops and desktops
- Kiosks and rugged devices
- IoT endpoints
MDM, while useful, often falls short when it comes to managing this diverse fleet.
That’s where Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) comes in.
UEM is an evolution of MDM — built to manage all types of endpoints through a single platform. It supports multiple operating systems (like Android, iOS, Windows, macOS), lets you push apps and policies remotely, and gives you more visibility into your device environment.
For teams supporting remote work, BYOD, and large-scale device rollouts, UEM provides the flexibility and control that MDM alone can't offer.
Final Thoughts
If you’re finding MDM too limited for your current IT needs, it might be time to explore UEM. It’s not about replacing what works — it’s about adapting to what’s next.
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