CA Technologies launches SaaS mobility management solution for iOS 8
The company said enterprises can now leverage iOS 8 features across SaaS and on-premise deployment models.

CA Technologies is continuing to transform enterprises into being "mobile first" with the release of its SaaS-based enterprise mobility management (EMM) solution suite and providing zero-day support for iOS 8 across mobile device, application, content and email management.
The new SaaS solution is based on the company's Smart Containerization technology.
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"CA's new SaaS solution unlocks the full potential of enterprise mobility by focusing on what matters to customers: innovation, efficiency and accelerated development of new mobile apps and services to drive productivity and revenue," said Ram Varadarajan, general manager, new business innovation, CA Technologies.
The current global EMM market is roughly 70 percent on-premises and 30 percent SaaS, but Gartner projects SaaS uptake to increase as more enterprises realize the challenges of managing EMM/MDM solutions on their own.
In addition, the company said enterprises can now leverage iOS 8 features across SaaS and on-premise deployment models. In addition, the iOS8 support - available for all of CA's EMM products - enables app wrapping, security and management for mobile apps developed using the new SWIFT programming language.
To further help customers effectively use mobility management solutions based on specific scenarios and IT policies, CA is offering customers a free CA Mobile Device Management perpetual license with the purchase of any CA EMM solution.

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