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Introducing Workspace ONE UEM 1910 (75668)

Last Updated: 6/29/2021Categories: InformationalTotal Views: 4371Language:
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The VMware Workspace ONE Team is excited to announce Workspace ONE UEM 1910 is scheduled to be deployed to SaaS environments. When your environment is scheduled to be upgraded, you can view the upgrade timeline by navigating to the My Company page on My Workspace ONE.

Whats New

The Workspace ONE UEM Extension for Chrome OS  automatically installs on managed devices to provide secure provisioning of both user and device-based Microsoft ADCS certificates, and seamless connectivity to WiFi and web applications. Additionally, direct communication with the UEM console enables faster device sync after enrollment and enhanced device visibility.

Communicate with Apple devices over HTTP/2 for Device Management and delivering push notifications to VMware Productivity Applications.

We've enhanced different areas of the UEM console that deal with application deployment monitoring. The Workspace ONE UEM console now monitors apps and provides detailed application status based on the device reports and logs the actions taken in the UEM console.

Sensors for Windows Desktop Devices  now supports controlling when PowerShell scripts execute based on the device architecture. You can limit a script to 32-bit or 64-bit only or force a script to run as 32-bit regardless of the device architecture. This enhancement reduces errors when using Sensors for 64-bit devices.

The UEM console now reports a device's compliance to a specific Baseline. See the current compliance status of devices to the published policies of a baseline. Baseline compliance reporting uses a 15% compliance threshold before marking a device non-compliant.

You can now choose to show your end-users a personalized message when you decide to remove a work profile  on Android devices.

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Release Notes

Release Notes and product documentation for Workspace ONE UEM can be found here.

Upgrade Date

SaaS Environments are upgraded automatically. When your environment is scheduled to be upgraded, you can view the upgrade timeline by navigating to the My Company page on My Workspace ONE.

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