Matrix42 UEM Reviews

Now i can work from home, it now reduces office costs, time is used at the best now

Here are some main features i liked in Silverback.

1. Remotely lock/unlock lost device.

2. Centrally configuration of Email, Wi-Fi, VPN, LDAP settings.

3. GPS and network based location tracking of devices.

4. Configure white list and blacklist policies for apps.

5. Selective or full remote wipe of content on devices

I have liked these features, but wiping selective data was the coolest thing. so that i can remove sensitive info and leave sufficient information to leave a trace to get in touch with me.

It is difficult to make them work. The first occasion when, I needed to introduce and uninstall it on my telephone around three times, restarting after each uninstall to at last make them work legitimately.

I would recommend exploring other options first. If you just need to get your email accessible externally, consider exposing an IMAP endpoint. If you just need your calendar, consider using CalDAV. It will add a lot of hassle, and many employees are just not willing to install additional software on their phones just to have access to their corporate data.

I can now be in contact with my partners on the go, and this has expanded my accessibility by a wide margin. I now am ready to see my work routine from home and plan in like manner, which is somewhat pleasant.

Matrix42 Unified Endpoint Management is a good tool; it may be for starting users, too complicated, but in time, it's made more accessible. Glad there is good documentation that helps learn and use these tool.

Unfortunately, Matrix42 Unified Endpoint Management is a hard-learn tool with many issues and problems for starting users. Sometimes works excellently, and sometimes just does not.

Matrix42 Unified Endpoint Management allows me to deploy corporate packages and applications, keep my finger on what happens during my daily work, and make some fast fixes when something happens.