Unified EndpointManagement

A UEM solution is used to monitor, manage, and secure an organization’s devices from a single console, regardless of operating system or location.

Enterprises once needed to worry only about desktops and laptops as endpoints. Traditional client management tools (CMT) sufficed for automating administration and support functions. The rise of mobile devices as enterprise endpoints brought a new wrinkle to the scene. Mobile device management (MDM) solutions were developed and adopted well after the widespread adoption of CMT tools, and differences between MDM and CMT tools posed challenges for utilizing all endpoints efficiently.

However, starting with the introduction of Windows 10 and iOS 11, IT teams gained the power to manage a range of devices remotely. 42Gears strove to build a unified approach for managing all types of endpoints, apps and content used in a business ecosystem. 42Gears’ unified endpoint management solution empowers IT teams to take a consistent and holistic approach towards endpoint management using a single device. 42Gears UEM fixes ineffective multi-platform dependencies to provide security and control over all business endpoints, both old and new.

42Gears UEM solution can also help enterprises seamlessly migrate from legacy platforms such as Windows 7 to better Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) compliant platforms such as Windows 10. 42Gears UEM solution offers a single platform to manage all endpoints, regardless of type, user or use case. Furthermore, 42Gears’ UEM solution eliminates the problem of disjointed user experiences by ensuring that business processes and apps appear and function the same across all endpoints.

A few years ago, IT admins were the lone wolves running to your desk to assist you with simple to complex tasks such as connecting to the company’s endpoints, software installation, software up-gradation, patching, setting up new accounts, deleting old accounts, and more. Along with that, they also had to focus on cyber security risks, which had become the top priority considering the growing sophistication of cyber attackers. However, it’s almost impossible for the IT team to be everywhere at all times. So, one question that kept the IT department awake at night was “how do we manage all these tasks simultaneously from one place?”