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Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) & MDM Solutions for Enterprise

Manage every Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and ChromeOS device from a single cloud-based UEM platform — with zero-touch deployment, automated patch management, and built-in endpoint security. Powered by JumpCloud and Jamf.

  • Centralized device lifecycle control using Unified Endpoint Management
  • Secure onboarding, configuration, and policy enforcement
  • Full visibility across corporate and BYOD endpoints
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WHAT DATA SAYS

68%

of data breaches originate at an endpoint

4+

separate tools the average IT team uses to manage endpoints

higher IT management cost without a unified endpoint management solution

THE PROBLEM

Why Traditional Device Management Fails at Scale

As organisations scale, managing endpoints across multiple operating systems — Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android — becomes increasingly complex. Without a unified endpoint management (UEM) solution, IT teams face fragmented tools, inconsistent policies, and growing security risks that create compliance gaps and operational inefficiencies.

Multiple Tools

Juggling separate solutions for each OS and device type

Avg. enterprise uses 4+ tools to manage endpoints

Manual Onboarding

Inconsistent device configuration wastes IT hours

Manual setup takes 2–3 hours per device

Limited Visibility

Poor device posture insight across your fleet

68% of breaches start at the endpoint

Uneven Policies

Inconsistent security rules across device types

Policy drift creates SOC 2 and ISO 27001 gaps

Remote Workforce Strain

High IT effort supporting distributed and hybrid teams

Remote IT support costs 40% more without UEM

Compliance Gaps

Difficulty enforcing ISO 27001, SOC 2, and GDPR baselines

Regulators require unified device controls as standard

UEM DELIVERS

What Unified Endpoint Management Delivers

Discover how our unified endpoint management (UEM) and MDM services transform IT operations across every endpoint, OS, and workforce model.

01

Centralised Control

Manage all endpoints from a single, unified dashboard with complete real-time visibility across your entire device ecosystem — corporate and BYOD.

  • Unified dashboard for all device types and OS
  • Real-time device posture visibility across your fleet
  • Simplified IT administration from one cloud console
  • Cross-platform endpoint device management capabilities

One Platform for All Device Types

Windows Endpoint Management

Full support for Windows 10/11 with Microsoft Intune and Autopilot integration. Native policy management and patch automation.

Windows endpoint management

macOS Device Management

Comprehensive macOS management via Apple Business Manager (ABM) and Jamf integration. Profile management and MDM enrolment at scale.

macOS device management

iOS & Android Device Management

Mobile device management for iPhones, iPads, and Android devices via Apple Business Manager and Android Enterprise. Full BYOD and corporate support.

iOS and Android device management

Linux & ChromeOS Management

UEM support for major Linux distributions (Ubuntu, Debian, RHEL) and Google ChromeOS via Google Admin Console integration.

Linux and ChromeOS management
UEM VS MDM

What's the Difference Between UEM and MDM?

Mobile Device Management (MDM) focuses exclusively on mobile phones and tablets — typically iOS and Android. Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) is a broader solution that manages every device type in your organisation: desktops, laptops, servers, mobile devices, and IoT endpoints — across all operating systems from a single platform. If your organisation runs Windows, Mac, and mobile devices, you need UEM, not just MDM.

MDM

Mobile Device Management

RECOMMENDED

UEM

Unified Endpoint Management

Device coverage
Mobile devices only (phones & tablets)
All endpoints: desktops, laptops, servers, mobile, IoT
OS support
iOS & Android only
Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, ChromeOS
Patch management
Limited / app-level only
Full automated patch management (OS + apps)
IT asset management
Not included
Full lifecycle IT asset management
Endpoint security
Basic MDM security controls
Advanced endpoint security + EDR integration
Zero-touch deployment
Mobile only (ABM / Android Enterprise)
All platforms incl. Windows Autopilot & macOS ABM
Compliance support
Basic compliance reporting
ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR audit-ready reporting
Best for
Small mobile-only fleets
Enterprises with mixed OS environments & remote teams

Not sure whether you need UEM or MDM?

Why NetNXT

Why Choose NetNXT for Unified Endpoint Management?

As one of India's leading unified endpoint management providers, NetNXT goes beyond tool deployment. We design, implement, and fully operate UEM and MDM solutions aligned with your enterprise security, compliance, and workforce needs — powered by JumpCloud and Jamf.

Architecture & Design

We model your entire device ecosystem, access policies, and deployment workflows before a single device is enrolled. Our enterprise architects design UEM solutions that scale seamlessly with your workforce — from 50 devices to 5,000.

From scoping to production in under 4 weeks — on average.

Security & Compliance

End-to-end security policy design, enforcement, and audit readiness for ISO 27001, SOC 2, and GDPR compliance frameworks. Every NetNXT UEM deployment is built compliance-first.

100% of clients pass their ISO 27001 device audit on the first attempt.

Managed Automation

From device onboarding to patch management workflows — everything runs hands-free with NetNXT automation and 24/7 monitoring. Our clients reduce IT workload by 60% on average within 90 days of UEM deployment.

60% average reduction in IT overhead within 90 days.

JumpCloud & Jamf Certified Partner

As an authorised JumpCloud Gold Partner and Jamf implementation partner, NetNXT has deployed unified endpoint management solutions for 500+ organisations across India, the US, and APAC. Our certified engineers handle everything from proof-of-concept to full production deployment — and stay on as your managed UEM partner.

500+ successful UEM & MDM deployments across 10+ years.

Architecture Team
Designing
Identity & Access
Standby
Security Operations
Monitoring
Use Cases

Unified Endpoint Management for Modern Enterprises

Some use cases in modern enterprises of Unified Endpoint Management.

Remote Workforce

Remote Workforce

Securely manage and support distributed teams — zero-touch deployment for employees anywhere.

BYOD Programs

BYOD Programs

Enable BYOD while maintaining enterprise security and protecting corporate data on personal devices.

Multi-Platform Environments

Multi-Platform Environments

Single UEM platform for mixed Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android environments.

Security & Compliance

Security & Compliance

Enforce security policies and maintain audit-ready device postures for ISO 27001, SOC 2, and GDPR.

Client Testimonials

What Our Clients Are Saying

NetNXT supported us from evaluation to implementation and deployment, and they were always there whenever we got stuck on anything related to JumpCloud. Their team is highly skilled, and what sets NetNXT apart is that the customer always comes first.

R

Rakesh Gokuldas

Senior Manager – IT & Security, Elucidata

RELATED INSIGHTS

Related Insights

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

The right UEM solution depends on your device ecosystem, operating systems, number of endpoints, security requirements, compliance needs, existing IT infrastructure, and integration requirements. Organizations should evaluate cross-platform support, automated enrollment, policy management, application deployment, patching, reporting, scalability, and total cost of ownership before selecting a UEM platform.

MDM primarily focuses on managing mobile devices, while UEM provides centralized management across a broader range of endpoints, including laptops, desktops, smartphones, and tablets. Organizations with distributed teams and mixed device environments typically evaluate UEM when they need broader visibility, security, and lifecycle management from a unified platform.

The best UEM solution depends on your organization's actual device mix and management requirements. Businesses with heterogeneous environments should evaluate how effectively a platform supports each operating system, including device enrollment, policy enforcement, application deployment, patching, compliance monitoring, and integrations.

UEM costs vary based on the selected platform, number and type of managed endpoints, licensing model, required capabilities, integrations, implementation, and ongoing support. Organizations should evaluate the total cost of ownership, including licensing, deployment, migration, administration, and the potential cost savings from consolidating multiple endpoint management tools.

UEM implementation timelines depend on the number of endpoints, operating systems, existing management tools, integrations, security policies, and migration complexity. A typical deployment includes environment assessment, solution design, configuration, pilot testing, policy validation, device enrollment, and phased organization-wide rollout.

Yes. Organizations can migrate from legacy MDM, endpoint management, or existing UEM platforms. A structured migration typically involves assessing the current environment, mapping existing policies, configuring integrations, running a pilot, migrating applications and configurations, and gradually transitioning endpoints to minimize business disruption.

Yes. Modern UEM platforms can integrate with identity and access management, Zero Trust, and endpoint security technologies. These integrations can help organizations use device identity, security posture, and compliance status to strengthen access controls and improve endpoint visibility.

Organizations with simple endpoint environments may be able to deploy and manage UEM internally. However, businesses with large or mixed device estates, complex security policies, multiple integrations, compliance requirements, or migration challenges may benefit from a UEM implementation partner or managed service provider for deployment, configuration, migration, optimization, and ongoing support.

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