As enterprise IT operations return to some form of pre-COVID-19 pandemic version of "normal”, organisations are discovering new use cases and requirements for their endpoint device management platforms.
It is now critical for Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) technology to be able to support multiple device types accessing corporate data, apps, and IT resources both on and off network.
Through the IDC MarketScape model, IDC conducted a study that provides an assessment of providers offering UEM software. The assessment reviews both quantitative and qualitative characteristics that define current market demands and expected buyer needs for UEM software.
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