Which feature can streamline authentication for users enrolling devices into MDM?

Enrollment single sign-on is a feature that enhances the efficiency of user authentication when enrolling devices into Mobile Device Management (MDM). This approach allows users to sign in once with their credentials and gain access to various services and systems without needing to repeatedly enter their login information for each individual service.

By implementing enrollment single sign-on, organizations can significantly simplify the enrollment process, making it smoother and more user-friendly. Users experience a seamless transition when enrolling their devices, leading to a more efficient deployment of MDM solutions. This streamlined authentication method reduces potential barriers to entry for users, facilitates quicker device setup, and decreases the chances of login-related complications.

In contrast, while multi-factor authentication adds an additional security layer during the process, it does not necessarily streamline the enrollment itself. Account-driven enrollment focuses on using pre-existing user accounts but might not integrate the ease of single sign-on. Remote identity verification, on the other hand, usually pertains to confirming a user’s identity from a distance, which may not directly contribute to the efficiency of the enrollment process within the context of MDM.