IBM MaaS360の評判・口コミ 全1件

What do you like best?

Maas360 is an excellent MDM that is hosted in the cloud. Security policies are highly customizable. Works with all mobile operating systems (iOS, Android, Windows Phone, BlackBerry, etc). Exchange and Lotus support. Simply install on mobile device via app store and enter in company information to set policies.

Recommendations to others considering the product

None.

What do you like best?

Maas360 is a cloud based only MDM solution that is supported across every platform. It has a very east set up process for end users and is fairly priced amoungst its compeitors.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Decide if you are looking for a cloud based, on-prem, or Hybrid solutions. If cloud based is what you want Maas360 is a great place to start.

What do you dislike?

Absolutely nothing wrong with this. Highly endorsed by our security team with rave reviews from employees.

What do you like best?

This secure access to work email and calendar works super-fast and efficiently. Security is high-priority for my employer. Simple graphics that are easy to work with on a phone.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Let security team test product.

What do you dislike?

Not so great for laptops, but that's more of a limitation of WiFi and the operating system than the software. Also, you cannot really pinpoint where the devices are, but that's more of an issue for the police than for an IT Department. Regardless, it's difficult to wipe those types of devices when there is no connectivity. And if a criminal pulls the HDD, there's not a lot that can be done. It's obviously not perfect, but again, it's a limitation of the OS and the device makers.

Forcing encryption is possible, but not impossible to break.

What do you like best?

Love that we can remotely wipe a device that has gone missing, protecting the asset's integrity. There is no more worrying about SS numbers falling into the wild.

The password implementation for the lock screen is GREAT! No more 4-digit codes. An actual complex password requirement is great to stop people from using the "1234" simple codes. Also, for those that may use their devices while driving, this is a great deterrent from doing that.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Do not think this is going to solve every MDM issue you encounter, as they are vast and numerous. However, you can rest assured that phones, tablets, etc. with cellular data will not encounter the issues of private data being leaked. SS numbers will remain secure, private e-mails will remain private, and photos will stay out of the wrong hands.

What do you dislike?

I think the cost of the solution is a bit high. The product is not as great as marketed and can be improved in terms of integration.

What do you like best?

I think the ability to integrate different devices is great. Also the ability to protect data even when the device is lost or stolen adds value to the system.

What do you dislike?

The fact that the company is monitoring my usage and apps using this MDM. It feels like a breach of privacy to me, but at the same time I understand that the company has to look out for its assets. A compromised or lost device would need to be destroyed so that important files and information is not shared with the wrong people.

What do you like best?

It is fairly non intrusive, at least in the way that my company is using the software. It allows me to easily connect my device to my company's app catalog and download apps through it. They have a license to obtain some app store apps which I would normally have to pay for which I can obtain for free through the enterprise app store.

Recommendations to others considering the product

When you enroll your personal device using MaaS360, make sure you are reading the fine print of what your company can do to your device. In some instances, this software can completely wipe your phone if the company believes your device was compromised.

Also, be wary of how you use your personal device. If you have an Android device and it's "rooted," more than likely the MDM will fail to install. Likewise, on iOS if you are "jailbroken," it will also fail. I know this from personal experience.

What do you dislike?

Good product and solved core needs. Nothing materially negative.

What do you like best?

Simple and easy for end users (generally transparent from their perspective) and good admin tools.

What do you dislike?

I had also tested the MaaS360 computer management set of tools, and at this time it was in beta so I'm not sure if it has improved now or not, but it would only work if the computer had a single login account. If this was a domain computer that had multiple logins, when you logged out of one account then the MaaS360 program would log out as well, and the new user would have to manually initiate the program on their account.

What do you like best?

The company I was working for at the time of using this suite had a majority of iOS devices which in this case were iPads, with a select amount of Android tablets here and there. My focus was on the iPad sector so I don't have too much experience with Android. The suite had a nice interface for providing remote administration through their web client on the computer, and as long as the client had the MaaS360 mobile app installed, I was able to push files and group policies to the iPad for whatever needed to be rolled out.

Recommendations to others considering the product

If you are looking for a platform that can provide you with administrative functions for an iOS mobile device, then this is your suite. It's a great company with excellent support, and you can't go wrong with them!

What do you dislike?

In the course of over 2 years we had to manually kick the cloud extender service inside our environment probably 10 times. The service would be running but not working. Thankfully the phones all worked through such times; we only noticed the issue when we couldn't add an additional phone. Not a dealbreaker.

What do you like best?

This MDM worked with practically no resource footprint in our environment; one service on one server. It was reliable but as we explored and didn't understand how to do something support was there to help quickly. The product just plain worked which is what we wanted. We had iPhone and Android and setup on either was a breeze and there was no getting around using the security we had in place. We tried and employees tried but never succeeded.