An enterprise strategy that allows employees to bring their personal mobile devices, such as tablets or smartphones, to the workplace and connect these devices to the office environment. It is applicable to scenarios such as daily office work or external visitors accessing factory or lab environments with their own devices.
An Admin role activated by an MDM app in BYOD scenarios. It can perform basic device controls such as disabling photographing and recording.
A management model in which an enterprise purchases laptops, tablets, smartphones, and other devices and distributes them to employees. The enterprise owns the devices and can exercise full control over them.
An Admin role activated by an MDM app as a DA. It can control devices but cannot manage other DA apps. It is applicable to enterprise device office scenarios.
The core foundation service of the enterprise device management framework. It manages the lifecycle of Admin components, including creation, keep-alive, startup, and shutdown, as well as permission verification and policy conflict handling for management interfaces.
A mandatory component for MDM applications. When developing an MDM application, you need to create an EnterpriseAdminExtensionAbility instance and implement MDM service logic in this instance. EnterpriseAdminExtensionAbility implements notifications of system management status changes and defines the callbacks to be invoked when a device administrator application is enabled or disabled or an application is installed or uninstalled. Once this ability is activated, it remains alive and will launch automatically after a system restart or user switch. Note that an MDM application with EnterpriseAdminExtensionAbility activated cannot be uninstalled.
A business domain that provides enterprises with a complete set of mobile device management software, solutions, and services. An EMM provider is a company that specializes in offering such products and services.
A Mobile Device Management (MDM) application is an enterprise-level application integrated with MDM capabilities. It can centrally manage, monitor, and protect mobile devices (such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops) in an enterprise. It allows IT administrators to remotely configure devices, enforce security policies, deploy applications and safeguard enterprise data.