As enterprises become more mobile for maximum productivity and flexibility for employees, they use Windows 10 kiosk mode in corporate-owned devices to leverage their features for:
Windows 10 Kiosk mode is a feature that allows organizations to lock down corporate-owned devices including desktops, laptops, and tablets to manage the user experience and activities by enforcing application and browsing limitations.
Kiosks provide a self-serving environment, with a defined service to the user. The user does not own the kiosk and hence is not responsible for how it functions. Often, the kiosk mode on mobile devices is set up in corporate environments to prevent access to extraneous features and enable only essential features. This facilitates a focused and seamless work setup for employees with minimal access to the underlying device settings, file system, etc.
Windows 10 supports Windows kiosk mode on PCs and mobile devices through its Assigned Access and Enterprise Assigned Access features. The device signs in automatically and runs a Microsoft App in full screen in a restricted user account. It also limits the user access to other apps, device functions, or settings.
Source: Windows 10 Kiosk Mode: A Look at Emerging Trends, Benefits, and Challenges