BlackBerry UEM
LeaderBlackBerry helps organizations defend against cyberthreats
Est 1984|Valuation $6.5B|Raised $25M
BlackBerry helps organizations defend against cyberthreats
Published Sep 26, 2026
| Starting Price | Typically quote‑based; procurement documentation includes region/channel‑specific per‑device/year pricing examples | Public list pricing varies by plan; published per‑user/month pricing available from the vendor | Published examples vary; historical and third‑party references show a variety of per‑user/per‑device matrix pricing; enterprise pricing is often quote‑based |
| Typical use cases | Regulated sectors requiring on‑premises or air‑gapped deployments, formal certifications, and containerized secure productivity | Microsoft‑centric organizations (M365/Entra) seeking integrated Conditional Access and license bundling | Organizations seeking combined device and workspace management with broad OS support and integration with VMware/Broadcom ecosystems |
| Key Strength | Security posture, certification coverage, and constrained deployment options; containerized productivity apps | Native Microsoft ecosystem integration, Conditional Access, licensing convenience | Mature UEM feature set and digital workspace tooling (verify current support model and pricing) |
| Key Weakness | Public pricing opacity; potentially higher operational complexity for some deployments; smaller mainstream footprint in some datasets | Licensing complexity and suite boundaries; integration limitations for non‑Microsoft workloads in some scenarios | Market/ownership changes and pricing/support considerations in recent years that require diligence |
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Peer engagement data on a vendor review marketplace indicates larger relative engagement for Intune versus BlackBerry UEM on that platform; this represents a site‑specific engagement metric rather than authoritative market share.
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Workspace ONE is positioned as a broad enterprise UEM and workspace platform. Community discussions note pricing and support considerations after product transitions; procurement teams should validate current licensing and support models.
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