ManageEngine was named a Challenger in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Endpoint Management Tools and scored above four out of five across Gartner’s four evaluated use cases. What does this recognition tell you about how endpoint management is evolving, and where does ManageEngine see the biggest opportunity to take it next?

This recognition shows that endpoint management is evolving beyond just managing devices. Today, organisations need to manage, secure, automate, and monitor the experience of their endpoints from a single platform.

For ManageEngine, the biggest opportunity is to make endpoint management more proactive and intelligent through AI and automation to identify issues, reduce manual effort, and respond to security risks faster.

Ultimately, the goal is to help IT teams move from reactive endpoint management to a more proactive and intelligent approach, so we can improve the overall user experience.

Recent Interviews

1. ManageEngine launched a marketplace this year where customers can deploy integrations, extensions and AI agents. As enterprises increasingly build their IT environments from multiple platforms, how important is interoperability becoming to the way organisations manage their technology?

2. As Indonesian organisations invest more heavily in cloud, digital infrastructure and distributed workforces, what are the biggest challenges you see in maintaining visibility and control across increasingly complex IT environments?

3. Zero Trust is increasingly being applied beyond traditional network security, including AI systems and enterprise applications. How should organisations approach Zero Trust when they are dealing with a mixture of legacy infrastructure and newer AI-driven systems?

4. How significant do you think are platforms like IndoSec for Indonesia?

Recent Interviews

1. ManageEngine launched a marketplace this year where customers can deploy integrations, extensions and AI agents. As enterprises increasingly build their IT environments from multiple platforms, how important is interoperability becoming to the way organisations manage their technology?

2. As Indonesian organisations invest more heavily in cloud, digital infrastructure and distributed workforces, what are the biggest challenges you see in maintaining visibility and control across increasingly complex IT environments?

3. Zero Trust is increasingly being applied beyond traditional network security, including AI systems and enterprise applications. How should organisations approach Zero Trust when they are dealing with a mixture of legacy infrastructure and newer AI-driven systems?

4. How significant do you think are platforms like IndoSec for Indonesia?

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