Is the Neptune DXP a Mobile Application Management Solution (MAM) ?

Yes. The Neptune DXP has several functions to alleviate the need for a separate MAM solution.

Applications, yes, devices, no.

Yes. See the following two questions for more information as to how.

After 3 unsuccessful attempts, the user becomes locked. Under Users, there is a tab that specifies which users are locked and gives the admin the option to unlock, and you can customize it. For SAP users (Neptune DXP - SAP Edition), the rules are the ones in the SAP setup; on Neptune DXP - Open Edition setup is done on Neptune DXP - Open Edition.

We assume you mean the mobile client, the number of pin code/biometrics failed attempts is customizable. After that number is reached, the mobile client data (apps and data) are cleared. The app is not removed from the device, but it has no data inside.

Yes, you can. A public/inside DMZ launchpad can be configured with tiles that behind have a mobile client to be installed. If the user on the browser of the mobile device accesses this launchpad and presses the install on one of the mobile client’s installations, it is installed the IPA/APK/Windows10 app version of the mobile client. This is a standard setup of a tile that points to a mobile client installation.

Yes. You can manage the security as to who has access to which application. Applications are also monitored, and access is logged within the platform to allow application administration and reporting.

Yes. Login and logout of the application allows the application to update to the latest version.

Deployment is not done using PhoneGap. PhoneGap is just a way to transform all the settings made on the mobile client into an IPA / APK and Windows10 file. Those files upon creation are to be uploaded back to Neptune, and you can then use Neptune to push the updated versions to all clients/users by activating a newer version or regressing the version by activating a previous version *(there might be a need to delete the client of the device due to OS specifics behaviors). We can provide more information if needed as well as workarounds.

Out of the box no. However, this can be easily achieved by adding the following plugin to mobile clients: https://github.com/leecrossley/cordova-plugin-jailbreak-detection[https://github.com/leecrossley/cordova-plugin-jailbreak-detection]

This and an enhancement of the mobile client login/pin code can revert to this functionality becoming available. It should be up to the customer at this point to decide if this should delete the container of the app (data/apps) and revert the app to the login page killing all cookies that exist on the container. We can provide more details if needed.

Two-factor Authentication (multiple parts) can be achieved by using Google Authenticator. Other services are also possible, but they will, at this point, not be part of our standard offering.

No, this would require the use of a Mobile Device Management (MDM) solution. Neptune is an application platform and, as such, will not have control over devices.

Yes, we have many customers that use Neptune alongside an MDM solution. Our customers have used MDM solutions such as Microsoft Intune, SOTI, MobileIron, Airwatch, BlackBerry Dynamics, Blue Cedar, and others.