Intune: MAM Policies For On-Premise Exchange
Mobile 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[…]
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Mobile 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[…]
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,[…]
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The MDM space, or what I guess is now called the EMM space, is very competitive. Ten years ago this industry had no major players (unless you count Blackberry), but[…]
Read moreWhat is MDM? MDM stands for mobile device management. The goal for MDM is to allow companies to manage the devices that end users have. The term “MDM” very specifically[…]
Read moreA couple weeks ago I went through the effort of documenting and testing a new PIN code change on mobile devices. This PIN code change effectively made it so that[…]
Read moreWith Microsoft continually developing the MDM capabilities of Windows 10 devices, it seems more and more likely that entire enterprises can be managed from a single location (see my post[…]
Read moreA couple months ago Joe Belfiore, the Corporate Vice President in the Operating Systems Group of Microsoft, announced on Twitter that the company was no longer going to build new[…]
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