Which two capabilities are included in the robust enterprise mobility management feature set of the Systems Manager? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• AOS version control
• BRFID tag tracking
• Cemergency broadcast (alerts)
• Dremote troubleshooting
• Erapid provisioning (enrollment)

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  8% (2)
• D
  88% (21)

Explanation

Remote troubleshooting (D) and rapid provisioning/enrollment (E) are the two pillars of any enterprise mobility management (EMM) solution - Systems Manager is built around the ability to quickly onboard devices into management and then diagnose/fix issues without physical access. These map directly to the core EMM lifecycle: enroll the device, then support it remotely.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (OS version control): Patch management exists in Systems Manager, but "OS version control" as a distinct EMM capability is not part of its defined feature set - it's a distractor that sounds plausible.
• B (RFID tag tracking): RFID is a physical hardware tracking technology entirely outside the scope of software-based EMM solutions.
• C (Emergency broadcast/alerts): This belongs to public safety or mass notification systems (like Wireless Emergency Alerts), not EMM platforms.

Memory tip: Think of EMM as a two-phase job - "Get it in, keep it running." Provisioning/enrollment = get it in; remote troubleshooting = keep it running. Both are D and E. Everything else in the list is either a physical tracking tool (RFID), a patching concept (OS version control), or a public safety feature (alerts) - none of which belong in an EMM feature set.

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