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User: Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) is the distribution, organization and control of mobile devices (cell phones, smartphones, tablet, laptops, etc.) used in enterprise mobility.

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Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) is the distribution, organization and control of mobile devices (cell phones, smartphones, tablet, laptops, etc.) used in enterprise mobility.

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 *Prepare for the Long Term: Make sure that the chosen EMM tool can configure both employee-owned or corporate-owned mobile devices for optimal performance, effective containerization, and security. Buyers should also understand that EMM software needs to exist for the long term, so they need to anticipate mobile-specific issues that may appear in the future.
 *Operating Systems: EMM software needs to stay on top of constantly evolving mobile operating systems and devices, which come with their own brands of security threats and user expectations. Therefore, look at EMM software products that will support differing operating systems instead of Android or Apple-specific operating systems, unless they know they will exclusively use one or the other.
-*Measured Rollouts/User Adoption: Look at EMM software as the closest thing to device control and information security that can be afforded to the business world. Therefore, measured rollouts of EMM software ensure its successful adoption by employees who may initially [[hedge]] against an all-encompassing mobile device management tool.
+*Measured Rollouts/User Adoption: Look at EMM software as the closest thing to device control and information security that can be afforded to the business world. Therefore, measured rollouts of EMM software ensure its successful adoption by employees who may initially hedge against an all-encompassing mobile device management tool.
 *Onboarding Time: Onboarding an EMM solution is difficult because they are comprehensive software platforms that perform multiple functions. EMM software configures mobile device operating systems, handles device and app lifecycles, and supports identification tools. The cost it takes to manage corporate-owned devices is now being displaced by the time it takes for employees to get accustomed to EMM-managed personal devices. Buyers should also consider whether it makes more sense to spend the time onboarding employees and integrating multiple mobile management systems, which run the [[risk]] of being incompatible.
 *Small Footprint: A good EMM solution enables IT staff and administrators to have control, visibility, reporting, and analytics without impeding too much on employees’ regular use of their devices. Like with other types of software that protect the end user, the more intrusive it is, the more annoying it will be for the user, and the less likely they will want to use the tool. Try out EMM software to see if it operates, more or less, quietly in the background.

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