Modern UEM that simplifies, secures, and scales

When evaluating enterprise unified endpoint management (UEM) solutions, organizations typically look for centralized management across operating systems, integration with identity and security tools, and support for automation at scale. Modern UEM solutions are expected to manage devices, enforce policies, and support reporting and compliance from a single system. 

The Omnissa UEM solution, built on Workspace ONE UEM, is designed to support these enterprise requirements by unifying endpoint management, policy enforcement, and platform integrations in a single architecture.

UEM solutions for large enterprises are typically evaluated on their ability to scale reliably across regions, device types, and ownership models while reducing operational complexity. Features such as lifecycle automation, role‑based administration, and API extensibility help global IT teams standardize management without sacrificing flexibility.

The Omnissa UEM solution is designed to support large‑scale enterprise deployments by helping organizations automate device onboarding, manage policies consistently, and support operations across distributed environments at scale.

Some enterprise UEM solutions support operating system updates and patch management across Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android from a unified console. These solutions typically build on native OS update frameworks while adding centralized policy controls, visibility, and reporting. 

The Omnissa UEM solution helps enterprises manage OS update policies and monitor update status across mixed operating system environments through a unified administrative interface.

Modern UEM solutions are commonly adopted to replace legacy MDM and EMM tools that focus primarily on device enrollment and basic policy enforcement. UEM solutions expand device management to include identity integration, automation, analytics, and broader digital workspace support. 

Omnissa Workspace ONE UEM is designed to help enterprises transition away from legacy endpoint tools by consolidating management capabilities into a unified platform.

The Omnissa unified endpoint management solution includes capabilities that help automate compliance workflows, such as policy enforcement, device posture evaluation, conditional access signals, and reporting integrations. These capabilities are designed to reduce manual effort and support enterprise security and regulatory requirements. 

Compliance outcomes may vary based on configuration and integrations, but the Omnissa UEM solution provides built‑in tools intended to support automated compliance programs.

Enterprise UEM pricing varies based on deployment size, supported operating systems, feature scope, and licensing model. Many UEM solutions use per‑device or per‑user licensing, with additional considerations for bundled capabilities or platform services. 

Organizations evaluating UEM with Omnissa typically assess pricing through direct engagement to understand total cost of ownership in relation to their scale and operational requirements.

Yes. The Omnissa UEM solution is designed to manage Windows, Apple, Google, and LinuxOS for mobile, desktop, server, virtual, IoT/XR, kiosks, printers, and more – all from a single administrative console. Workspace ONE UEM can manage knowledge and frontliner worker devices, shared and multi-user devices, COPE and BYO. This unified approach helps enterprises apply consistent policies, automate device lifecycles, and maintain centralized visibility across diverse endpoint environments. 

The solution also supports OS‑specific configurations, allowing enterprises to balance standardization with flexibility.