I used Citrix. Citrix isn't doing anything on this aspect anymore. My experience from last year is mostly on VMware Workspace ONE.

Citrix is no more positioning properly to customers the value addition and the product value in the future part.

We've also started with Intune in the last two to three years.

When I joined the company, they gave me the phone and asked me to install AirWatch, so that was it.

I'm also working with SOTI and Samsung Knox.

If it's the government center, we usually recommend that they use SOTI. If it's a commercial center, what we recommend depends on their budget. Depending on the budget and the type of device that the customer uses, we would recommend either Samsung Knox or Workspace ONE.

I used Microsoft Intune previously, and it was difficult for me. I switched as this solution was simpler. 

I have used other solutions, such as Microsoft Intune. I have found VMware Workspace One better than Microsoft Intune.

We did not use a different solution previously. 

We're still using VMware Workspace ONE and now starting to use Microsoft Intune.

We are just now starting to use Microsoft Intune, and it's much better than Workspace ONE. It's easy to use for updates. And for control, it's also simpler since we have Office 365 and we have an all-in-one approach with Intune and Azure Active Directory. InTune is just better in a Microsoft environment. 

We are currently doing a PoC for Jamf Pro. I am learning and trying to understand the platform. We are still in the testing phase.

Previously, I worked with Microsoft Intune.

Microsoft's licensing is more flexible and adaptive, in my opinion. In Microsoft, you pay for whatever you use. In terms of services, it is more evenly distributed. You only need to pay for one license to get access to a suite of products. From your office to your endpoint, you are essentially managing your endpoint. Everything is combined into a single console. somewhat more flexible on the Microsoft side, which is lacking on the VMware side.

In terms of features, I believe VMware has struck the right chord. However, there are some features in Microsoft that are lacking. I'm confident that Microsoft will try to catch up over time, and it will be there, within the next year or two.

I have not used other similar solutions in the past.

We are using AirWatch, which is an MDM solution, and we are also using SaltStack, for automation. 

VMware recently acquired SaltStack. According to my knowledge, the merger with SaltStack occurred this year.

My company deals with and sells Samsung as an EMM tool.

I have previously used MobileIron and Intune and along with this solution, are the top three. Depending on the use case, one might be better than the other and the main difference is the cost.

We didn't use any other solution.

A long time ago, I was using Blackberry. 

I didn't use any other solution previously.

We started with VMware Workspace ONE and did not use another product beforehand.

We use Jamf, for our MacBook Space and our Apple Mac Space.

I prefer working with Jamf. When we did a side-by-side pilot, and I found it to be easier.

When I focus on one product, I gain a better understanding. It is the Apple brand, in my opinion. I now have a better grasp of the policies and groups.

For mobility management, we deal with VMware AirWatch and Microsoft Intune. Both products are more or less the same. Intune is just a basic solution, and feature-wise, AirWatch is better. Security-wise, AirWatch is better, but Intune is catching up. The benefit of Intune over AirWatch is the bundling and the pricing. 

I have used Microsoft Intune.

I have used many solutions over the past five years. They all have pros and cons and, unfortunately, no silver bullet.

I switched to AirWatch because it is compatible with different platforms like Windows, Mac, iOS devices, Chromebooks devices. The previous solution we were using did support Mac ONLY.

I manage Mobile Iron environments as a professional service. Through previous roles, I also have had exposure to InTune, SOTI MobiControl, and IBM MaaS360.

No.

No. Workspace One is our first solution.

We used the default exchange settings to manage e-mail however the settings for security and deployment are limited there compared to AirWatch. We also tried to Use Vipre MDM but it was very limited as well when compared to AirWatch.

There were some issues that we encounter with respect to.... For instance, we would have partners that we work with that have their own apps and they want to put those apps on our devices and use our devices, or they want to have their own devices and use our apps.

The solution that AirWatch had where you can manage just content on a device, or you can manage a device itself as far as an enterprise device, was a lot more flexible, so we were able to put our apps in, say, the Apple App Store and allow our partners to download those apps onto their devices in a containerized solution that we can immediately wipe.

Our licensing is coming up, so we want to make sure that we either renew our current license or we go in another direction.

The most important criteria when selecting a vendor include reliability, the ease of obtaining technical support, and responsiveness. And of course, price.

We didn't use any other solution previously.

I also have experience with Jamf Pro, however, that solution is specifically used for Apple products.

We have used and are still using other similar solutions.

We have used multiple solutions. We are responsible for service delivery so we are expected to be familiar with the main players in the industry.