What type of management does MAM specifically deal with?

Mobile Application Management (MAM) specifically focuses on the management and control of applications on mobile devices. It entails deploying, monitoring, and securing applications in a way that ensures they are used appropriately within an organization. MAM allows IT administrators to manage applications independently of the device itself, which is particularly useful in environments where users may be using personal devices or in bring-your-own-device (BYOD) scenarios.

This type of management covers aspects such as application installation, updates, access controls, and data protection related to the applications. It ensures that corporate applications are secure and compliant with organizational policies, while also providing users with the flexibility to use their personal devices for work purposes.

Other options do not align with the specific focus of MAM. Device settings management pertains to configurations at the device level, user behavior analysis is concerned with monitoring and interpreting user actions rather than managing applications directly, and network bandwidth allocation deals with managing and distributing network resources rather than application-focused management.