I'm learning WS1 and trying to understand the full differences and implications between registered mode vs MDM enrolled for BYOD devices (iOS).
It seems that Registered mode is missing:
- data about the device (installed apps, location, security settings, etc)
- ability to apply profiles
- ability to install apps
- ability to enforce compliance
- ability to secure email
It seems that the only real thing I can do is provide Intelligent Hub and the services it provides? Can I do anything else with it?
A few quick questions:
- If an app is published to Intelligent hub for a registered only device, the app would link to the app store? Since there isn't a way to install the app for the user?
- Would I be able to use MEM for a registered-only device, or does MEM require full MDM enrollment?
- Other than just having the device registered in WS1, what can I actually do with a registered only device? (specifically, wondering about securing email). For example, I know I can push notifications via Intelligent Hub, provide an app catalog, etc.
- What are some real world practical use cases for using registered mode instead of requiring MDM?
Thanks in advance!
PS, I have read the following: https://techzone.vmware.com/blog/how-enable-intelligent-hub-and-workspace-one-apps-without-full-mana...
