Pros from reviewers

• Faster operation and improved performance: Workspace One operates faster than previous solutions, providing a more efficient and seamless user experience

• Enhanced security features: The software allows for the enforcement of HD encryption to all endpoints, providing top-tier security in highly regulated environments

• Simplified device management: Workspace One provides a single platform for managing and securing various devices, increasing flexibility and allowing work from any device and location

• Seamless integration and configuration: Workspace One allows for the integration of new applications and devices in less than an hour, and provides real-time application lifecycle management features

• Support for remote work: Workspace One enables secure access to all company apps via the browser, proving especially beneficial for remote work situations.

Cons from reviewers

• Frequent disconnections: Despite its faster operation, Workspace One tends to disconnect more often than expected, causing interruptions in user sessions and sometimes preventing reconnection until the previous session times out

• Time-consuming implementation: The transition from other platforms to Workspace One can be a lengthy process, requiring significant time and effort to fully implement

• Challenges with enforcing security controls: IT professionals may find it difficult to enforce security controls and policies with Workspace One, particularly when integrating it with other systems like SIEM

• Limited upgrade options for larger organizations: Workspace One may not offer sufficient upgrade options to accommodate the needs of larger organizations, potentially limiting its scalability

• Complexity in setup and configuration: Depending on the complexity of an organization's IT infrastructure, setting up and configuring Workspace One can be challenging, particularly when establishing regions, departments, and linking devices.