An administrator wants to enable end-users to leverage a robust catalog, people search, notifications, and an option to create a custom tab. Which two products from the Workspace ONE platform are…

Question

Options

• AWorkspace ONE UEM
• BWorkspace ONE Intelligence
• CWorkspace ONE Access
• DVMware Tunnel
• EVMware Unified Access Gateway

• A
  75% (18)
• B
  13% (3)
• D
  4% (1)
• E
  8% (2)

Explanation

Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub requires both Workspace ONE UEM (A) and Workspace ONE Access (C) to unlock its full feature set. UEM provides the device management backbone - including app catalog, notifications, and device enrollment - while Access delivers identity and authentication services that power people search, the custom tab capability, and single sign-on into the Hub portal. Together, these two products form the required integration pair that activates all Hub features; neither alone is sufficient for the complete experience.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B (Intelligence): Adds analytics and automation on top of the platform but is not required for Hub's core catalog/people search/notifications features.
• D (VMware Tunnel): A per-app VPN solution for secure internal app access - useful, but unrelated to Hub feature enablement.
• E (Unified Access Gateway): A network edge component that proxies traffic (often used with Tunnel or Horizon) - not a Hub configuration requirement.

Memory tip: Think of the Hub as needing two engines - UEM manages devices and content, Access manages identities and the portal. The acronym "UA" (UEM + Access) = the Ultimate Answer for Intelligent Hub questions.

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