UEM Insights | Sumble

What is UEM?

Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) is a category of software that allows IT administrators to manage and secure all devices (desktops, laptops, smartphones, tablets, wearables, and IoT devices) from a single console. It commonly includes features such as mobile device management (MDM), mobile application management (MAM), and PC lifecycle management (PCLM).

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What other technologies are related to UEM?

UEM Competitor Technologies

EMM

Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) is a predecessor to UEM and offers similar but often less comprehensive device management capabilities.

mentioned alongside UEM in 14% (82) of relevant job posts

MDM

Mobile Device Management (MDM) is a subset of UEM focused primarily on mobile device management. Often included as a capability within UEM.

mentioned alongside UEM in 1% (179) of relevant job posts

Workspace One

Workspace One is a UEM platform from VMware, and a direct competitor.

mentioned alongside UEM in 2% (60) of relevant job posts

Intune

Microsoft Intune is a UEM solution, a direct competitor to other UEM platforms.

mentioned alongside UEM in 0% (163) of relevant job posts

JAMF

JAMF is a UEM solution, primarily focused on Apple devices, making it a competitor in that area.

mentioned alongside UEM in 0% (57) of relevant job posts

SCCM

System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) is a Microsoft product for managing Windows devices, often viewed as a predecessor and competitor to UEM as UEM manages more than just Windows devices.

mentioned alongside UEM in 0% (57) of relevant job posts

UEM Complementary Technologies

PCLCM

Lifecycle management of physical and virtual devices can be integrated within a UEM strategy.

mentioned alongside UEM in 84% (259) of relevant job posts

ZTA

Zero Trust Architecture complements UEM by enhancing security through strict identity verification and device posture assessment before granting access.

mentioned alongside UEM in 37% (251) of relevant job posts

DaaS

Desktop as a Service provides virtual desktops that can be managed through UEM.

mentioned alongside UEM in 11% (266) of relevant job posts