The comprehensive requirements which Gartner defines for the future needs of customers in the unified endpoint management environment in the current edition of the market research report are the combination of traditional client management or modern management and mobile device management in a single console.

Following its recent appointment as Hidden Technology Champion in the Magic Quadrant SAM Tools 2020, Raynet is especially proud to be honored in the UEM Tools 2020 Magic Quadrant, in which Gartner confirms that Raynet’s RaySuite meets all technologically relevant criteria:

„Raynet offers a broad suite of IT management tools that includes endpoint management and security, as well as service and asset management. Though it met the UEM functionality requirements, Raynet lacks evidence to support meeting Gartner’s inclusion criteria of a UEM SaaS offering (due in late 2020) and managing more than 10 million devices.”

With this statement, Gartner confirms that Raynet is on the right track to be a key player in helping its customers address their unified endpoint management needs.

RaySuite is a perfectly coordinated set of modular building blocks that can be individually combined to form an integrated solution according to the customer’s requirements. Third-party products can also be seamlessly integrated if required.

Thus, in addition to the criteria considered by Gartner, the unified endpoint management solution fulfills many other technologically valuable aspects that offer great added value in enterprise application lifecycle management, including software asset management, technology asset inventory, and software packaging and virtualization.

"We are determined to ensure that we continue doing a great job for our customers. The fantastic praise and feedback from Gartner show that we have positioned ourselves very well in this field alongside the great competition," says Ragip Aydin, Managing Director of Raynet, proudly. "Our goal for 2021 is to establish ourselves as a visionary for SAM and UEM tools".

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