Modern business is mobile, and workers are no longer bound to their computer equipment that is owned and supplied by corporations. As is the case in the wired world, mobile end-user devices need to be handled to boost the efficiency of workers and to reduce the risks associated with company protection. Enterprise connectivity allows a company’s workers to use cloud services in their mobile devices in carrying out their work duties. The platform allows workers to work from anywhere because they have easy access to all tools. Therefore the device improves the productivity of the company. Enterprise Mobility Management The term Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) is an extension of the technologies used to help manage mobile devices and control them. EMM is an extension of the Bring Your Device (BYOD) movement in organizations around the world which has been going on for well over a decade. A decade ago, the introduction of Apple’s iPhone was a major catalyst in the revolution, when workers opted to use their iPhones over devices provided by companies. The first generation of BYOD management systems was known as Mobile Device Management (MDM) and originally focused primarily on the BYOD challenge aspect of hardware enrollment and access. Initially, the Mobile Application Management (MAM) categorization of mobile management technologies was about helping organizations manage the piece of software, specifically client-side applications that run on mobile devices. MAM’s early commitment was to include functionality not included in MDM, namely the application component, offering curated corporate app stores as well as data management policies. Although MDM was originally all about hardware, and MAM was all about software, the term Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) is a superset of both MDM and MAM technologies with the introduction of mobile information management. EMM features A full EMM platform provides many features to help protect the use of mobile devices in an enterprise environment. Access: EMM can aid in enforcing device- and policy-based access rules. Data protection: You can encrypt data on a mobile device that is secured by an EMM, with remote lock and wipe options. App management: An EMM portal can include business software business application catalogs as a curated repository of business applications that can be easily accessed from enrolled devices. Threat management: Also, the ability to search devices for identified issues as well as provide constructive threat protection is part of EMM solutions. Work and personal Separation: Some EMM solutions help to solve the challenge of mixing data on a BYOD device with some form of an isolated area, on the device, to help keep working data separate from personal data. Visibility and control: EMM systems often give insight into the devices that are connected to a network and what services they are using. Benefits of Enterprise Mobility Management Enhancing device security Minimizes cost Empowers field workers Boost productivity Restricts third-party app downloads