The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a significant data-protection directive that the European Union (EU) has implemented. Compliance with GDPR is necessary to avoid severe penalties for noncompliance. Several economies, including Canada, Japan, and Israel, are working on privacy regimes that align with the GDPR to prevent adverse outcomes. Effective management of data from various devices in retail, military, financial, government, and healthcare organizations can help address the region's most challenging security concerns. GDPR classifies UK citizens' home addresses and contact details as personally identifiable information (PII), and unified endpoint management market solutions can help identify significant data in an organization associated with GDPR. The popularity of GDPR in Europe is due to the need for governance frameworks for data access, increasing investment in small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to enhance data access, reinforcing the region's infrastructure for hosting and processing data, and developing European data spaces in various sectors, driving the growth of the unified endpoint management market. Additionally, the adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT) and connected devices, primarily in Germany, the UK, France, and Italy, is creating opportunities for the growth of the unified endpoint management market in Europe. European consumers' high awareness of the benefits of wearable technology is also expected to contribute to the unified endpoint management market's growth.

The healthcare sector, among other critical infrastructures (CI) sectors, was a prime target for cyberattacks during the COVID-19 pandemic in the European Union (EU). The work-from-home policies adopted by several European countries also exacerbated cyber breaches, leading to a surge in cyberattacks. This development underscored the significance of cybersecurity in larger parts of European economies. Legislative proposals were made to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) under the 2020 EU Cybersecurity Strategy for the Digital Decade to address the growing cyber threats. As a result of the increased awareness about cybersecurity, the unified endpoint management market in Europe experienced growth during the pandemic.

The market for unified endpoint management is categorized into various segments based on component, deployment type, platform, organization size, and end user. The first segmentation is based on component, with solutions and services being the two sub-segments. The second segmentation is based on deployment type, with cloud-based and on-premise being the two sub-segments. The third segmentation is based on platform, with desktop and mobile being the two sub-segments. The fourth segmentation is based on organization size, with SMEs and large enterprises being the two sub-segments. The fifth and final segmentation is based on end-user, with BFSI, government and defense, healthcare, IT and telecom, automotive and transportation, retail, manufacturing, and others being the sub-segments.

Microsoft Corporation; VMware, Inc.; Ivanti; IBM Corporation; and Zoho Corporation were the Top 5 global unified endpoint management market players in 2021. The positioning of these "Five Key Players" is based on the following key performance parameters: overall revenue, segment revenue, geographical reach, customer base, new product launches, market initiatives, technology upgrades and related investments, R&D investments, mergers and acquisitions, and other market related activities. Various other notable unified endpoint management market players profiled in this report are Citrix Systems, Inc.; Microland Ltd.; Redpalm; ScaleFusion; Stefanini; and Tangoe, among others.

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Cloud computing has brought about significant changes in modern workplaces across various industries, transforming security, IT, and software development operations (DevOps) and driving the creation of innovative solutions and services to enhance user experience. The adoption of cloud-based solutions among enterprises has been rapidly increasing in recent years, thanks to the potential benefits such as low costs and flexibility. Cloud-based solutions offer easy scalability and operational flexibility to enterprises, thereby reducing operational risks and costs. Additionally, the continuous evolution of cloud architectures, algorithms, and integration of advanced features further fuel the adoption of cloud solutions in various industries. The benefits of need-based payment, regular data backup, and high security make cloud deployment an attractive option for businesses. Hence, the advantages of scalability, high-level security, operational flexibility, easy deployment, and affordability are expected to accelerate the adoption of cloud-based solutions among enterprises in the coming years, thus further driving the adoption of unified endpoint management solutions.

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