Unified Endpoint Management Market Size, Share & Industry Analysis, By Component (Solutions, Services), By Deployment Model (On-premise, Cloud), By Enterprise Size (Small and Medium size enterprises, Large Enterprises), By Application (BFSI, Government, IT & Telecom, Healthcare) And Regional Forecast, 2024-2032

The rising proliferation of smartphones and Internet of Things devices creates the demand for the one-stop solution to manage all endpoints across organizations. The remote work has led employees to work from anywhere, raising the risk of ARP spoofing, DNS hijacking, MITM attacks, and sniffing corporate and customer data for organizations. Such security concerns are expected to boost the demand for unified endpoint management (UEM) solutions to secure and manage every device. The rising bring your own device (BYOD) at the workplace drives the demand for unified endpoint management solutions. IT teams face challenges in managing the diverse set of devices used by today’s decentralized workforce. Hence organizations are adopting Unified endpoint management solutions.

• For instance, in August 2021, Siemens AG implemented Microsoft Corporation’s Unified Endpoint Manager for UEM and security of a range of devices and platforms, including Windows PCs, Macs, and Mobile devices. The solution helps the organization to gain productivity, secure data, and reduce cost.

Unified endpoint management solution enables to manage, monitor, and secure all increasing number of endpoints such as desktops, laptops, Smartphones, tablets, IoT devices in an enterprise. The solution supports enterprises in managing and monitoring usage, inventory, vulnerable systems, etc., from one centralized solution. It also helps the IT team in rapid troubleshooting, cost reduction, improvement in productivity and security. UEM solutions automate the onboarding and repetitive tasks, make data-driven decisions, and easily manage apps. It also supports corporate-owned devices, BYOD/employee-owned devices, self-service Kiosks, and IoT Devices.

The covid-19 had shifted the way organizations work. The mandatory remote work has brought new challenges and risks for the IT professionals to manage all endpoints. The organization has to manage and monitor employee-owned Devices, Home desktops, PCs, mobile devices used for remote work. These factors are expected to drive the adoption of unified endpoint management solutions across enterprises. Organizations are focusing on partnerships and collaborations to provide advance UEM solution to manage all endpoints amid pandemic. For instance, in July 2020, Ivanti collaborated with Intel to offer self-secure, self-service of endpoints for the remote workforce. The partnership aims to integrate Ivanti Neurons platform with Intel Endpoint Management Assistant to provide Device-as-a-Service (DaaS) with self-service capabilities for the future workforce.  Further, the rising cybercrime, frauds, malware, phishing attempts forced the organization to adopt a solution to manage all endpoints from a single console. Thus, rising security concerns and shift in work culture is expected to boost the adoption of unified endpoint management solution in coming years.

KEY PLAYERS COVERED:

Key players in unified endpoint management market includes Microsoft Corporation, IBM Corporation, Zoho Corporation Pvt. Ltd, VMware Inc., BlackBerry Limited, CA Technologies Inc., Citrix Systems Inc., Symantec Corporation, Sophos PLC, Thoma Bravo (Ivanti), Dell Inc., Matrix42, Unisys Corporation, Soti, Landesk, Hexnode (parent-Mitsogo Inc.) among others.

Major players in the market like IBM Corporation, VMware Inc., BlackBerry Limited, Ivanti, Microsoft Corporation, etc. are entering into strategic partnerships, collaborations, mergers & acquisitions to expand the business. Market players are focused on new product launch and product enhancement in existing product to accelerate market growth.

Regional Analysis-

North America is expected hold the largest market share in the global market. The rapid adoption of mobile first approach and increasing proliferation of IoT devices boost the demand for the Unified Endpoint Management solutions in this region. The presence of major market players such as IBM Corporation, Microsoft Corporation, VMware Inc., Cisco Systems Inc., among others are involved in partnership, acquisitions, developing new products and product enhancements, this fosters the market growth in this region.

Europe is expected to be a potential market for unified endpoint management owing to rising proliferation of mobile devices and trend of remote work. Growing adoption of cloud based UEM solutions by small and medium sized enterprises is likely to drive the market growth in this region.   Asia Pacific is anticipated to showcase significant growth during forecast period. The increasing demand for security solutions and growing mobile workforce is expected to boost the demand for efficient endpoint management solutions in this region.

Middle East and Africa are expected to showcase moderate growth during forecast period owing to growing investment in digital transformation. For instance, as per PWC 24^th CEO survey states that 52% of Middle East CEOs are planning double digit investment in digital transformation. Latin America is expected to hold lucrative market opportunities in coming years owning rising adoption of smartphones and government initiatives such as National IoT plan, e-government, etc. For instance, in March 2021, Argentina introduced National Board of Internet of Things to create awareness about use and development of the internet of things ecosystem in the country by combining public and private sector representatives.

Segmentation

Unified Endpoint Management Industry development

• July 2021- ScaleaPad partnered with Microsoft to integrate Microsoft Endpoint Manager (MEM). The partnership aims to provide new option for managing assets of Intune devices with automated report capabilities.


• April 2021- IBM Corporation collaborated with BlackBerry to introduce BlackBerry Spark Platform across Canada. IBM to resell Blackberry’s endpoint management solution to governments and enterprises nationwide. The solution enable Canadian organization to solve critical business issues.


• September 2020- Ivanti acquired a mobile-centric UEM solutions provider, MobileIron and a mobile security and secure access provider, Pulse Secure. The acquisition strengthen the position of Ivanti in Unified endpoint management market