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Let’s assume that you want to configure an email configuration for an “Android device.” Not Knox, not Android For Work (AFW), just basic “Android.” Look at the picture above. That[…]
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So you want to enroll an Android device under Intune MDM. The first thing to note is that Android MDM enrollment is very different (and more complicated) than iOS. For[…]
Read moreMobile application management (MAM) policies are an exciting way to manage devices. It’s a relatively new feature that Microsoft Intune has been featuring for a while now, even calling the[…]
Read moreEnrolled devices have two “modes” in Intune: personal and corporate. What is the difference in managing these two device types? Let’s consider some basic definitions first. Personal devices are considered[…]
Read moreThere are two standard options for upgrading iOS: over Wifi or while connected to iTunes. Over wifi is more convenient, but harder to do when you are connected to a[…]
Read moreToday I took the Microsoft Intune and Azure (MPN17587) course on the Microsoft Partner Network. As someone who has been working with Intune for a while now it was a[…]
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Intune allows multiple devices to be enrolled and managed. Most of the device types are allowed by default: Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, etc. However, one thing to note is that[…]
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When you’re delivering a strategy, the most important thing isn’t to have the best analysis or the sharpest deck. The true goal is that, by the time you get to[…]
Read moreWhy? There may be a business case where an iPad must be locked down as much as possible. For example, users may only be using an iPad for one function,[…]
Read moreApple has a new program called the AppleSeed program. It’s actually publicly available already, but you won’t be able to see much unless you have been provided credentials. It is[…]
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