For the fourth year in a row now, Gartner, Inc. has named BlackBerry a Leader in the Magic Quadrant for Unified Endpoint Management Tools.
"The Internet of Things fuels organizational transformation, but to be successful, organizations need market leading capabilities to manage and secure their IoT infrastructures," said Mark Wilson, Chief Marketing Officer at BlackBerry. "BlackBerry UEM securely enables the IoT, leveraging AI to deliver complete endpoint and policy control for an organization's growing portfolio of devices and apps. Our customers can execute with confidence knowing they have secured endpoints and devices, protected their data, and achieved compliance."
BlackBerry is one of six vendors to be named a Leader and as highlighted in their blog post accompanying the announcement, Billy Ho, Executive Vice President, Enterprise Products and Value Added Solutions, for BlackBerry, noted:
We're thrilled once again to be recognized by Gartner for our acknowledged work in the UEM field. While we remained stable in some areas and some of the improvements we've made are moderate, what can't be ignored is our innovation and growth in this field – and our commitment to the many customers and industries that rely on us.
You can download a complimentary copy of the 2019 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Unified Endpoint Management Tools here or check out the BlackBerry blog post here.
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