![]() The same goes for email, web browsers etc – so there is clear demarcation between corporate and personal apps and data. The data for each application is stored separately such that photos taken with the Work Camera app will not be visible in the default Camera app those same photos will however be visible to the other Android for Work apps on the device. This means that you end up with two versions of applications – the camera for example, you have the camera app that comes with the OS by default, once enrolled you get an identical camera app with the little red briefcase. Once enrolled, the device is compartmentalised into a Work area and a Personal area. The user can scan a QR code emailed to them on a different device, this will populate the server address of the WS ONE UEM instance for their organisation and then use their username and password to authenticate and enroll. The User can manually enter the server address of the WS ONE UEM instance for their organisation and then use their username and password to authenticate and enroll. If email auto-discovery has been configured the users enters their email address and password and the agent will resolve the server address of the WS ONE UEM instance for their organisation and enrols the device. Once installed there are three ways for the user to enroll: Users can browse to and they will be directed to the Google Play app page for the Hub. The Work Profile allows both personal and corporate data to co-exist on the device and be completely segregated so is most suitable for BYOD scenarios.ĭevices are enrolled via the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub (formerly the AirWatch Agent). Karim’s blog explains the workflows so nicely I’m just going to sum up each of the enrollment workflows and I highly recommend you take a look there after reading this blog. ![]() To help illustrate the main differences, I’ve lifted the graphic below from a separate VMware blog article by Karim Chelouati that describes the different enrollment flows in more detail and does so using lovely Wizard of Oz analogies: This VMware article explains the differences in greater detail: There are now two Enterprise Modes for managing Android devices and it is important to understand the differences, the first is called Work Profile and is similar to Android for Work that most MDM administrators are familiar with, the second is known as Work Managed. ![]() Android device enrollment can be a bit of a minefield and can get quite confusing, especially given the new Work Managed approach.
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