Which solution is specifically designed to configure an enterprise-managed container for corporate data?

Mobile Application Management (MAM) is specifically designed to manage and secure the applications used within an organization, particularly when dealing with corporate data on mobile devices. This solution allows IT administrators to configure, manage, and secure apps without disrupting the personal data on users’ devices. MAM enables the enforcement of security policies, such as requiring authentication to access corporate apps, the ability to selectively wipe corporate data from applications, and ensuring that data is encrypted, making it well-suited for an enterprise-managed container for corporate data.

In contrast, while Mobile Device Management (MDM) focuses on the entire device, overseeing its configuration, compliance, and security settings, it does not exclusively concern itself with the management of specific applications. Data Loss Prevention (DLP) aims to protect sensitive information from being lost or accessed by unauthorized users, but it generally pertains to data security practices rather than application management per se. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) refers to integrated management of core business processes, not specifically related to containerizing or managing corporate data in apps.