Simply put, Unified Endpoint Management is the idea that all enterprise devices, whether they be Windows, MacOS, iOS or Android, can be viewed and managed all within the same portal. However, at its core, it is a fairly simple construct to understand. UEM is a concept that often gets conflated with others such as MDM (mobile device management) and EMM (Enterprise Mobility Management). The commonality between most MDM (mobile device management) tools is that each attempts to achieve Unified Endpoint Management (UEM). In this article, we’ll examine how device management challenges are addressed with Microsoft tools, both legacy and modern. Much has shifted in recent years in the world of endpoint management and there are specific tools designed to address the unique scenarios now associated with modern work. Distinguishing the pros and cons of each tool can be a challenge.
Over the years, Microsoft has released several iterations of technology aimed at streamlining the security and management of enterprise endpoints.
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