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Managing disparate devices across distributed workforces is time consuming and expensive. As cybersecurity challenges shift rapidly and budgets shrink, a more efficient IT management strategy is the only sustainable path.
OpenText is a leader in unified endpoint management. OpenText Endpoint Management is the SaaS version of OpenText™ ZENworks unified endpoint management, a solution used by thousands of organizations globally.
Want to manage your Windows devices and keep them secure and compliant—without the fuss? Discover what you can do with OpenText Endpoint Management.
Simplify IT with a centralized platform that manages, monitors, and secures all Windows devices, including desktops, laptops, and server endpoints. Enhance security, streamline software distribution, ensure compliance, and support remote work scalability.
Strengthen Windows endpoint security posture through automated updates and centralized policy settings. Monitor and prove compliance through OpenText Endpoint Management inventory reports.
Base device management decisions on facts, not assumptions. Get detailed status insights on your Windows endpoints to make sure they’re safe and secure, as well as inventory reports to prove internal and external compliance.
Make IT’s life easier with feature-rich unified endpoint management.
Streamlines IT management of Windows devices from a single cloud application location.
Simplifies Windows endpoint deployment through agent-based, extensive device management capabilities.
Deploys simple to complex applications using standard application packaging. Installs and manages individual files and executes chain installations. Surfaces applications in the Start menu.
Creates extensive hardware and software inventories—including many details like OS version, memory, disk capacity, disk usage, peripherals, organization details and installed software.
Tracks all or selected actions performed by OpenText Endpoint Management administrators in the management console. Automatically categorizes events by criticality, device, and administrator.
Windows unified endpoint management (UEM) is a comprehensive approach to managing and securing all Windows devices from a single console. It allows IT administrators to deploy, configure, secure, manage, and monitor Windows devices.
Yes, cloud-based UEM solutions manage devices regardless of location. They enable IT teams to deploy updates, enforce policies, and troubleshoot remotely through a centralized console.
Cloud-based Windows UEM offers several advantages. It allows for reduced on-premises infrastructure costs and maintenance. It offers seamless management of remote and distributed workforces. It provides automatic updates and feature enhancements without manual intervention.
Endpoint management enhances security by ensuring device health and compliance, using advanced security signals, and mitigating cyber threats. It helps protect corporate data and supports a Zero Trust security model.
Endpoint management improves IT efficiency by consolidating management tasks, automating updates, and providing data-driven insights. It reduces the complexity of managing multiple endpoints.
Cloud-based UEM typically has lower upfront costs since it eliminates the need for physical infrastructure and offers scalability for growing organizations.