01 / Orientation
Architecture / Design / Security policyRemote consulting

BlackBerryUEM.

Understand complexity.
Decide with clarity.

UEMFAQ / Axel LenzThink independently. Clarify the connections.
02 / Change of perspective↘

One decision.
Three views.

One goal can affect users, security and operations differently. Switch perspectives to see which question to answer before configuring anything.

Choose a perspective
01 / 03Example: Secure app access

What must someone do before they can actually use the app they need?

ConsiderConsider the device, app, sign-in and network connection from the user’s point of view.

Prepare the decisionWhich friction is acceptable, and where does the process need to be simpler?

Illustrative questions for an architecture discussion. They do not describe a specific product configuration or make a promise about BlackBerry UEM.

03 / Working together↘

Clarity before configuration.

Axel Lenz supports BlackBerry UEM projects remotely, from architecture and design through to security policy reviews. The starting point is your goal, your existing environment and the operational consequences.

01 /

Architecture & design

Make the connections between apps, iOS profiles, VPN, identity and operations visible. Evaluate options against requirements and prepare decisions that others can understand and implement.

02 /

Security policy review

Review policies for their purpose, protection and practical impact. Identify trade-offs and structure the open questions for the teams responsible.

03 /

Remote advisory

Examine existing assumptions, designs or specific decisions together, with implementation, user experience and long-term operations in mind.

Axel Lenz

Experience at Good Technology and BlackBerry. Advisory work for teams that want to understand and own their UEM decisions in their own context.

04 / Project inquiry↘

What needs deciding?

A short outline is enough to start: What do you want to enable, which UEM components are involved and which decision is currently open?

Your outline could include
  • Goal and affected user groups
  • Existing environment and connected systems
  • The specific architecture or policy question
  • Timeline and the support you need
Project inquiry

A few details are enough. We will get back to you to discuss your project.

Please do not send passwords, configuration exports or confidential infrastructure details. Your inquiry is sent through UEMFAQ to Axel Lenz and Alixon. See our privacy notice.

Your goal and broad context are enough for a first conversation. We will discuss whether and how we can help.

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