VMware Workspace ONE Competitors and Alternatives
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Associate Architect-Information Security at a tech services company with 51-200 employees
Unified endpoint management that has the flexibility of stand-alone components
What is our primary use case?
We are VMware and Microsoft partners, so we offer services around their products. We are using Intune internally but we are leveraging it for our customers as well. That is a different story. One part of Intune is within our company, but we are also providing services around Intune and Workspace One for our customers. For us, Intune is on the public cloud. For our clients, it depends on the requirements and it varies from customer to customer. Some clients' requirements are deployed in private cloud mode or the hybrid setup. It depends. Requirements differ from industry to industry. If a… more »Pros and Cons
- "This product offers an alternative solution to other UEM (Unified Endpoint Management) solutions."
- "Maturity makes it a stable product."
- "The reporting needs to be a bit more interactive."
What other advice do I have?
If someone is looking to have a more integrated result, they are looking for many other things like EDR (Enhanced Data Detection and Response). It is probably better to go with Workspace One because they have that under one banner. Obviously, if there is something under one banner, the integrations are simple, they are seamless, and they complement each other. I do not think I will have a good answer for what advice to give because technically I have not used Intune myself for some time now. I have a team that works under me for this. I am at an architect-level position now. My perspective…reviewer1397637
Vice President Derivatives Ops IT at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees
Patch and upgrade many devices simultaneously in a DevSecOps pipeline which is effective but demanding on resources
What is our primary use case?
I am certified for two of the modules of ManageEngine. I am a certified associate for AD Manager Plus (Active Directory Management) and I also have the certification for Desktop Central. Desktop Central is a management module used to manage devices and services from one location. To manage a large number of users and devices and push upgrades and patches, we need a solution that allows us to do that in an efficient way. We can do this with Microsoft Active Directory. That would be our primary use case for this solution. There are other things that we do with it. If we want to track an incident… more »Pros and Cons
- "The most valuable in Desktop Central is the way it is tightly coupled with the rest of the modules and the entire gamut of ManageEngine."
- "The performance sometimes lags a bit because the solution is demanding on system resources."
- "The pricing is lower than other well-respected solutions in this category."
What other advice do I have?
My advice to people looking into this solution is that if you want to improve on the patching processes as a part of a DevSecOps pipeline, Desktop Central can help you do that. It will help you make that workflow easier and it is a better option than other solutions. So this works out to be a better because everything is built-in. You do not have to integrate with any other company's portal or any other incident management or tracking. If you plan for a patch, there are different tools to use, different notifications to set for the patch, and they can be administered within Desktop Central…Get our free report covering Microsoft, VMware, Citrix, and other competitors of VMware Workspace ONE. Updated: January 2021.
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