WorkJam and VMware Connect to Deliver a Frontline Experience Like No Other
WorkJam and VMware Alliance: Securing the Modern Digital Workplace
The interoperability will enable hourly employees to access a consistent and more secure digital workplace across any device in the modern workplace.
MONTREAL — — WorkJam, the leading digital workplace for organizations with frontline and hourly employees, today announced its alliance with VMware, a leading innovator in enterprise software. The alliance will bring together WorkJam communication, task management, learning, and open shift management tools with the VMware Workspace ONE Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) platform.
As industry leaders continue to embrace bring-your-own (BYO) and corporate-owned and personally-enabled (COPE) device initiatives, this combination will give businesses the ability to deliver a more consistent and engaging digital employee experience, boost productivity, and reduce costs. The planned interoperability was announced today in conjunction with NRF 2022, the largest annual trade show in retail.
Workspace ONE is an intelligent-driven platform that enables IT to securely deliver any app on any device. Using time and attendance data from WorkJam, Workspace ONE customers will be able to selectively restrict access to sensitive corporate content—like inventory management and buy online, pick-up in-store (BOPIS) apps—when employees aren’t on the clock. While off the clock, workers will still be able to use their BYO or COPE device to access non-sensitive corporate content, like HR apps and shift scheduling tools.
With WorkJam and VMware Workspace ONE, employers of frontline workforces will be able to:
- Enable a consistent and compliant employee experience across the organization
- Simplify and streamline communications and operational processes organization-wide
- Advance workplace culture through incentivized learning and upskilling
- Boost productivity and retention through a unified employee experience
- Net a consistent customer experience across the organization
“Frontline workers need to access productivity tools via multiple touchpoints throughout the day, which can cause serious risk for both security and productivity if not handled thoughtfully. That’s why WorkJam and VMware are coming together,” said Rich Halbert, Chief Strategy Officer at WorkJam.
“Together with WorkJam, we are powering the future of digital workspaces to help our customers better deploy BYO and COPE with the privacy employees demand and the enhanced data security that IT requires,” said Ed Durbin, Director of VMware’s Global Retail Industry Group.
This feature is planned to be available to WorkJam and Workspace ONE customers in the first half of this year. To learn more about WorkJam, please visit: workjam.com.
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