OpenText Endpoint Management

Windows unified endpoint management (UEM) is a comprehensive approach to managing and securing all Windows devices from a single console. It allows IT administrators to deploy, configure, secure, manage, and monitor Windows devices.

Yes, cloud-based UEM solutions manage devices regardless of location. They enable IT teams to deploy updates, enforce policies, and troubleshoot remotely through a centralized console.

Cloud-based Windows UEM offers several advantages. It allows for reduced on-premises infrastructure costs and maintenance. It offers seamless management of remote and distributed workforces. It provides automatic updates and feature enhancements without manual intervention.

Endpoint management enhances security by ensuring device health and compliance, using advanced security signals, and mitigating cyber threats. It helps protect corporate data and supports a Zero Trust security model.

Endpoint management improves IT efficiency by consolidating management tasks, automating updates, and providing data-driven insights. It reduces the complexity of managing multiple endpoints.

Cloud-based UEM typically has lower upfront costs since it eliminates the need for physical infrastructure and offers scalability for growing organizations.