Unified Endpoint Management Market Size $94.91 Billion by 2035

Unified Endpoint Management Market size was worth USD 5.5 billion in 2023 and is estimated to hold a CAGR of more than 18.6% from 2024 to 2032.

The growing presence of smartphones, tablets, laptops, and Internet of Things (IoT) in commercial environments complicates the management of all endpoints. The demand for Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) systems is driven by the centralized nature of managing devices. For example, as of the end of 2023, 5.6 billion individuals subscribed to mobile services and 4.7 billion individuals accessed mobile internet, reports the Global System for Mobile Communications (GSMA).

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Unified Endpoint Management Market Trends

UEM solutions are becoming more reliant on Machine Learning (ML) and AI to make repetitive tasks like patch management, device provisioning, and security enforcement automated. Such tools enable IT staff to manage operations and respond to threats better. For example, in June 2023, Syxsense introduced Syxsense Enterprise Suite, which provides patch and vulnerability management, MDM, zero trust, automation and orchestration features, and remediation.

BlackBerry UEM at the edge and BlackBerry UEM for the IoT. Integrating with AWS Local Zones and Availability Zones, the solution pushes the reach of BlackBerry’s patented secure connection architecture, the Network Operations Center (NOC), to the edge, allowing secure placement of compute, storage, and other services where data is being created and consumed.

Unified Endpoint Management Market Analysis
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Segment-wise, the market is categorized based on software and services. The software segment made a revenue of more than USD 4 billion in 2023. Software-based UEM solutions are gaining popularity as they provide easier scalability, greater accessibility, and lesser infrastructure costs. With software-based UEM platforms, companies are able to control endpoints from any location with internet access, which helps in remote working and improves productivity.

With solutions prioritizing self-service capabilities, personalized device configurations, and intuitive interfaces, user experience is becoming vital in UEM design. User-oriented UEM platforms streamline IT admin tasks while seeking to boost end-user productivity and satisfaction levels. Furthermore, end-to-end device lifecycle management, from provisioning and configuration through retirement and disposal, is increasingly becoming a feature of UEM platforms. By reducing manual effort and minimizing downtime, automated workflows streamline the process of device onboarding, updates, and decommissioning.

On the basis of deployment type, the unified endpoint management market is divided into cloud and on-premises. The double-digit growth of cloud segment is anticipated to maintain over USD 16 billion by 2032. Pricing models based on subscription are typical in cloud implementations, and they prove attractive to organizations attempting to steer clear of massive initial outlay in equipment and infrastructure. For example, as per the GSM Association, public cloud expenditure in December 2023 was USD 600 billion together with a boost in infrastructure-as-a-service.

Conversely, for companies with solid infrastructure and stable consumption patterns, on-premises installations might be more cost-effective in the long run while incurring higher initial costs. Some companies, particularly those operating in highly regulated industries like healthcare or finance, might need to use on-premises deployment owing to stringent security as well as compliance regulations. This provides enterprises with greater control over data governance and ensures compliance with industry regulations.

Unified Endpoint Management Market Share
IBM and Ivanti are the market leaders with approximately 7% market share. IBM’s flagship UEM platform, MaaS360, provides endpoint management and security for various types of devices such as wearables, IoT devices, laptops, desktops, tablets, and smartphones. Device enrollment, policy management, application management, content management, threat management, and identity management are just a few of the functions offered by MaaS360.

Organizations are able to manage multiple devices with Ivanti’s UEM platform, such as IoT devices, mobile devices (iOS, Android), and traditional desktops & laptops. It provides provisioning, configuration, monitoring, and security enforcement. In order to ensure that all endpoints managed are safe from threats, Ivanti provides robust patch management solutions that automate the discovery of finding, testing, and deploying updates on all of them.

Unified Endpoint Management Market Companies
Major industry players in the UEM industry are

Broadcom
Blackberry Ltd.
Hexnode
IBM
Ivanti
Microsoft Corporation
Samsung KNOX

Segmentation-

Market, By Component

• Software
• Services

Market, By Deployment

• Large enterprise
• SMEs

Market, By Application

• Endpoint management integration
• Desktop management modernization
• Data protection
• Real-time reporting and monitoring
• Others

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Unified endpoint management Industry News

During May 2024, Microsoft released an update to its Intune Suite that included a new primary endpoint for remote assistance on Windows, web, and MacOS. The integration of the suite enabled the firm to scale the unified management solution offerings for diverse end users within a single offering.

Hexnode in November 2023 released integration with Vanta, a management platform, to make sure that fleets of connected devices are compliant with Vanta validating Hexnode’s assertion. Through the integration, Vanta is able to gather information on devices registered in Hexnode due to the integration with Hexnode UEM. Vanta determines the level of compliance and identifies potential risks based on the data collected. IT admins can initiate the required action through the Hexnode UEM portal to enhance security and comply with regulations by leveraging the insights from Vanta reports.