A salesperson is unable to use a personal device to access emails and calendar features at a client site but was able to use the device while at the office. Which of the following policies has been en

The correct answer is D. MAM. MAM (Mobile Application Management) allows IT administrators to control specific applications on a device-including enforcing policies like geofencing, which restricts app functionality based on location. In this scenario, the email and calendar apps are blocked at the client sit

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A salesperson is unable to use a personal device to access emails and calendar features at a client site but was able to use the device while at the office. Which of the following policies has been enforced on the salesperson's mobile device?

Options

AMOW
BMAN
CMFA
DMAM

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A
9% (4)
B
2% (1)
C
6% (3)
D
83% (39)

Explanation

MAM (Mobile Application Management) allows IT administrators to control specific applications on a device-including enforcing policies like geofencing, which restricts app functionality based on location. In this scenario, the email and calendar apps are blocked at the client site (outside the office network or geofence) but work normally at the office. MAM manages app-level policies without requiring full device control. MOW (Mobile Office Workspace) is not a standard mobile management term. MAN refers to a Metropolitan Area Network, which is a network topology. MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) adds verification steps to logins but does not enforce location-based access restrictions on apps.

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