Often, the conversation around mobility management solutions centers on how they can make life easier for an organization’s IT staff. While that’s certainly the case — and while companies can save substantial time and money by deploying appropriate management solutions — these tools can also simplify workflows for users and dramatically improve their mobile experience….

Most business and IT leaders who I speak with understand the benefits of unified endpoint management tools. They get that UEM can help them streamline management across different device types, give employees self-service access to apps and allow push-based and instant delivery of policies and updates. Further, the time savings that result from UEM can…

Today’s smartphones have security features that were practically science fiction just a few years ago. A user with a new device likely has a phone that encrypts data, continuously updates its operating system to ward off threats and allows users to authenticate their identity with biometric factors such as fingerprint and facial recognition.

This is great for users, and it can also be great for the enterprise. By taking advantage of these baked-in security measures, organizations can direct their own efforts toward other security steps and ensure that their growing mobile environments don’t put their networks and data in harm’s way.

Conversations about managing mobile devices can quickly turn into alphabet soup. First there was MDM, or mobile device management, which gave organizations better visibility into and control over smartphones and tablets. Then came EMM, or enterprise mobility management, which added content and application management capabilities alongside device management. The latest evolution is UEM, or unified…