VMware Workspace ONEProduct Overview
- About VMware Workspace ONE
- Pros of VMware Workspace ONE
- Cons of VMware Workspace ONE
- Breakdown of core features
VMware Workspace ONE product overview
VMware Workspace ONE is an intelligence-driven digital workspace platform that securely delivers and manages any app on any device by integrating access control, application management, and multi-platform endpoint management. It facilitates consumer-simple, single sign-on (SSO) access to the cloud, mobile, web, and Windows apps in one unified catalog and brings email, calendar, file, and social collaboration tools that engage employees.
With Workspace ONE, employees are put in the driver’s seat to choose their own devices or benefit from employer-provided devices. IT teams can enforce fine-grained, risk-based conditional access policies with device compliance information from unified endpoint management (UEM) technology. The solution automates traditional onboarding and laptop and mobile device configuration. It provides real-time application lifecycle management that bridges legacy enterprise client-server apps to the mobile-cloud era.
The platform uniquely combines workspace data aggregation and correlation to give integrated insights and automation that help organizations manage complexity and security without compromising user experience.
Pros of VMware Workspace ONE
- The solution enables organizations to improve experiences and tasks that were previously costly, cumbersome, and resource-intensive.
- It lets IT organizations set and enforce access and data policies across all apps, devices, and locations in one place.
Cons of VMware Workspace ONE
- According to users, integrating the software with corporate resources is complex and time-consuming.
Breakdown of core features
Unified endpoint management (UEM)
Workspace ONE UEM is a single solution for modern, over-the-air management of desktops, mobile, rugged, wearables, and IoT. It allows IT teams to enhance process automation and device and application management and give enterprise-level protection. Organizations can reduce costs and improve security with real-time, over-the-air modern management across all use cases.
Device management
The software uses UEM technology to secure that devices comply with IT policies on rooted or jailbroken devices, whitelisted and blacklisted apps, open-in app restrictions, and other policies enforced through the AirWatch policy engine. Companies can rest assured that only authorized devices access data with real-time, continuous device compliance checks.
Content management
The Workspace ONE content application empowers admins to distribute files directly to devices, users, and groups across a range of internal repositories and external cloud storage providers. It ensures the latest, most up-to-date information is at employees’ fingertips.
Analytics
The platform aggregates, correlates, and analyzes data from multiple sources to support reporting, dashboards, automation, alerts, and Machine Learning across all EUC services. IT teams get integrated insights and automations to proactively refine digital employee experience, strengthen security risk compliance, and optimize IT operations.
(Last updated on 02/22/2022 by Liz Laurente-Ticong)
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