Digital transformation has boosted businesses, but it has also left them with a strategic risk: the loss of Digital Sovereignty. This concept is not a theory; it is the inability to maintain control and autonomy over your data and key technological decisions, leaving you at the mercy of foreign laws and price changes from global monopolies.
This is precisely why Applivery is not just another UEM provider; it is the European alternative that offers an API-first architecture to build your own digital autonomy, separating endpoint management and your applications’ lifecycle from the rigidity of vendor lock-in.
Losing control to the monopoly
This monolithic dependency translates into a palpable risk for IT and DevOps teams:
Strategic and geopolitical risk: the global cloud architecture is unbalanced. 86% of the Top 100 platforms come from outside Europe, leaving only 2% for local development. This disproportion forces you to operate under rules you do not control, mortgaging your responsiveness.
Data flow restriction: data sovereignty requires that critical information be subject to European legal jurisdiction (GDPR). When your data resides outside the EU, compliance becomes complex and audit risk skyrockets.
Loss of agility: by consolidating all your services (UEM, ALM, CI/CD) into a single provider, you lose flexibility. Migration becomes prohibitively expensive, and lock-in throttles your ability to integrate the third-party modules that are truly best for your work.
The european solution: resilience through your modularity
Applivery does not compete by replicating the monopoly; we compete by offering platform autonomy. Our API-first architecture is the key to Digital Sovereignty.
While other solutions seek to encompass everything with a closed approach, Applivery offers a unified and modular platform designed for you to separate security control (IT) from development speed (DevOps).
Architecture for sovereignty
Your sovereignty strategy is supported by two technical pillars that Applivery integrates natively:
For IT Teams: unified control and compliance (UEM)
Data sovereignty requires you to know where your endpoints and the information they manage reside.
- Hosting flexibility
Our approach aligns with market demand; a recent Gartner study reveals that over 61% of CIOs in Western Europe plan to increase their reliance on local and regional cloud providers due to geopolitics and data control concerns. Applivery allows for deployments that adapt to your jurisdictional requirements, whether in public cloud or private environments.
- Zero Trust management
You consolidate Android, Apple, and Windows into a single console, applying granular policies by user groups and devices. This not only simplifies operations but also strengthens your security posture and compliance with regulations such as GDPR, SOC2, ISO 27001, or ENS, guaranteeing Data Sovereignty over your device fleet.
For Development and DevOps teams: unleashed agility
Digital Sovereignty is achieved through an architecture that does not depend on a single failure or a single contract.
API-first resilience: Applivery allows you to integrate and disintegrate with other tools easily. This means you build your DevOps strategy based on the best modules in the market, rather than under the yoke of a monolithic platform.
Sovereign app distribution: by functioning as your secure private repository, we eliminate dependency on public stores for internal build distribution. This drastically accelerates the testing cycle and grants you total control over versioning and access.
Efficiency and autonomy
Adopting Applivery’s modular solution is not just a technical decision; it is a strategic one that directly impacts your bottom line and your future:
| Key benefit | Strategic implication |
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Recovery of control |
You maintain jurisdiction over your data, ease the pressure of regulatory compliance, and guarantee operational autonomy. |
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Greater efficiency |
Automating build distribution and endpoint management frees up IT resources. Additionally, modularity tackles waste: it is estimated that up to 25% of SaaS spend is inefficient. |
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Resilient future strategy
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The API-first architecture ensures you can evolve your technological ecosystem without being hindered by the decisions of a single major provider. |
It is time to shield your digital autonomy
IT leaders are already moving toward solutions that allow them to regain control. The question is not whether you need autonomy, but how you are going to build it. Applivery offers the European modular platform that lets you manage your infrastructure with the agility DevOps demands and the security Digital Sovereignty imposes.
Are you ready to shield your technological autonomy? Request a quick demo todayto see our unified and friction-free UEM console.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How does Applivery differ from other Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) providers?
Unlike closed platforms that create vendor lock-in, Applivery is based on an API-first and modular architecture. This allows you to flexibly integrate device management with your DevOps workflows while maintaining full control over how your data is managed on European soil.
How does Applivery help comply with GDPR and other European regulations?
As a European-based solution, Applivery ensures your endpoint management and app distribution meet Data Sovereignty standards. We offer granular security policies and deployment options that ensure sensitive information is not exposed to third-country data access laws.
What impact does Applivery’s modular approach have on my IT costs?
Modularity allows you to pay only for what you need, avoiding the bloated suites of large providers. Since it is estimated that businesses waste up to 25% of their SaaS spend on inefficient licensing, Applivery helps reduce that waste by implementing an agile solution tailored to your current infrastructure.
