My company was not involved in any evaluation phases before choosing VMware Workspace ONE for our company since it is a process that was carried out by one of the consultants.

In comparison to other tools, VMware Workspace ONE has some cons, especially from a pricing perspective. However, one of its pros is that other tools may not manage identity or access as effectively. Despite this advantage, the pricing of VMware Workspace ONE is still considered relatively high.

I am also working with SOTI and Samsung Knox.

Compared to Intune, Workspace ONE provides a faster synchronization feature.

We looked at a variety of different products, including some from Microsoft.

Microsoft Intune’s portal is more user-friendly than VMware Workspace ONE’s portal. We can register devices on Microsoft Intune within a second. I'm more happy with Microsoft Intune.

We are currently evaluating different solutions to find the best MDM platform to suit our needs. We are looking at Aurelia Santiago.

I have used solutions from Microsoft, SAP, and MobileIron.

I was able to evaluate HCL (BigFix), Microsoft, Blackberry, and Ivanti.

Currently, I am using Proxmox. Proxmox is more available for simple tasks on PCs and Laptops.

We did a pilot of MaaS360.

When compared to other mobility solutions:

• VMware AirWatch vs MaaS360
• VMware AirWatch vs MobileIron
• VMware AirWatch vs Blackberry BlackBerry Enterprise Mobility Suite (Good Technology).

We think VMware AirWatch stands ahead of the other solutions. Other players can improve their functionalities and features by looking at the features of VMware AirWatch. This product is much more stable, much more compliant, and much more redundant. Also, rolling out the solution is much easier when compared to other products or vendors.

I evaluated Microsoft Enterprise Mobility.

We evaluated Microsoft Intune and a third product. Ultimately, we decided to implement VMware Workspace ONE.

I have evaluated the other main players. MobileIron is built by engineers, not sales teams. Infrastructure is relatively simple and does what it says on the tin well.

AirWatch has many more features but is not always implemented well. The rest are all trying to catch up or are specialized for particular use cases.

I have evaluated Microsoft Cloud and Office 365.

Jamf Casper.

Zen Mobile, Good, Silverback, and MobileIron.

Symantec App Center.

When we were evaluating enterprise mobility management solutions, it was between VMware, Blackberry, Maas360, MobileIron.

Our clients have evaluated Soti. Mainly to resolve issues and problems with some devices that are using JavaScript environments.

We evaluated Intune by Microsoft, as well as and Jamf.

Intune is more Windows-focused, with limited capabilities for Mac OS.

Also, it is high maintenance.

Jamf is only focused on Macintosh, and the integration with Windows is limited.

We chose Airwatch because it has a good setup, is easy to administer, and the POC was good.

Yes, MobileIron, MaaS360, Blackberry, XenMobile, Afaria, Soti, Good.