WSO2 Enterprise Mobility Manager (EMM) features have been described in the following sections based the EMM components: Mobile Device Management (MDM) and Mobile Application Management (MAM)
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The following are the key features available in Mobile Device Management (MDMWSO2 Enterprise Mobility Manager (EMM):
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User management | Administrators can manage users together with their assigned roles and policies. Administrators can connect to the existing enterprise user stores, which will enable them to provide access to the existing user bases. |
Device provisioning | iOS and Android powered devices are enrolled to the MDM EMM server using this process. This is an automated process that takes place in the backend. |
Device configuration | Administrators can use this feature to perform the following operations on iOS and Android devices, which are registered with MDMEMM:
For more information, see Feature Categorization for Device Configuration. |
Policy enforcementmanagement | Administrators can assign policies with various criteria (e.g., lock password, length of the password, blacklisted applications, applications that need to be installed when the policy is enforced, and more) to users, roles and platforms. |
Compliance monitoring | EMM will automatically carry out the compliance monitoring process to identify devices that are non-compliant with the policy. |
MAM Features
The following are the key features available in Mobile Application Management (MAM):
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MAM Console | Mobile application (app) | Administrators can define all the | mobile applications (apps) that need to be installed on the devices when the policy | is enforced. | While, also being able to set a list of blacklisted applications for the devices.|
Bulk app push apps | Administrators can install a particular application to a specific user or a group of users via the MAM EMM server. | ||||
Tracking app installation | Administrators can get a comprehensive view of all the apps on MAMEMM. While, also being able to filter the app list based on criteria such as, users, roles, installed and uninstalled. | Publisher||||
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Store | User subscription | Users will be able to use WSO2 EMM Store to install apps of their choice , to their own preferred mobile devices. While, also being able to bookmark apps. All bookmarked apps will appear in the My Apps page in the EMM Store. | |||
Advanced search options in the Store | The search option in WSO2 EMM Store search is based on mobile app attributes. The mobile app attributes will vary based on the type of the mobile app. | ||||
Feature | Description | ||||
Compliance monitoring | EMM will automatically carry out the compliance monitoring process to identify devices that are non-compliant with the policy. | ||||
User management | Administrators can manage users together with their assigned roles and policies. | ||||
Support for existing user stores | Administrators can connect to the existing enterprise user stores, which will enable them to provide access to the existing user bases. | ||||
Store social platform | Users can add and remove app ratings . |
General Features
The following are the general features available in EMM:
via the WSO2 EMM Store. | ||||
Single Sign-on (SSO) | EMM supports SSO between all WSO2 EMM Consoles: | MDMEMM Console, Publisher | ,and Store | and MAM Console. Thereby, when users sign into one console, they will be able to bypass the sign in process when accessing other WSO2 EMM Consoles. |
Scalability | Clustered deployment for high availability and scalability. |