Which of the following is a suite that allows application access from a private repository on corporate devices?

Managed Google Play is the correct choice because it is specifically designed for organizations to manage and distribute applications from a private repository to their corporate devices. It provides businesses with the ability to control which applications can be installed on devices, ensuring that only approved software is accessible to users.

This platform integrates with Mobile Device Management (MDM) solutions, which facilitate the deployment and management of applications, but Managed Google Play itself focuses on the distribution and management of apps specifically. With Managed Google Play, companies can curate a list of applications that are deemed suitable for their employees, and users can access those applications easily from their devices.

Apple Business Manager (ABM) is tailored for Apple devices, enabling organizations to purchase and distribute apps, but it doesn’t operate in the same way or have the specific suite access characteristic associated with Managed Google Play. Mobile Device Management (MDM) serves as a tool to manage devices and enforce policies but does not provide its own repository of applications. A Virtual Private Network (VPN) establishes a secure connection to a private network but does not facilitate direct access to applications from a private repository. Thus, Managed Google Play stands out as the dedicated suite for application access from a private repository on corporate devices.