Microsoft Intune isn't perfect, but over the last two years it's evolved to solve so many time-consuming challenges for IT pros.
In my first level support days, my customers experienced many Android-related issues, that today, can be resolved by simply enroling the device in Intune.
I remember one of the marketing team members couldn't see his calendar on his Samsung phone's mail app. If he had come to me today, I wouldn't have even bothered with troubleshooting. I'd just enrol his phone into Intune and install a pre-configured selection of apps onto his phone.
In this scenario, the marketing team member would have been required to use our default mail app (Outlook for Android) but also get a bunch of handy applications like Microsoft Teams and KissFlow.
And that brings me to my favourite thing about Intune, avoiding the marketing team (they spend enough time hassling me about webinars as it is 😅).
Application packaging is a lifesaver when you want to deliver a consistent experience to your organisation-owned mobile phone users.
Coupled with configuration policies, protection policies and Zero Touch Enrolment it makes enrolling devices as painless as possible.
Here's how you do it:
Watch me take you through the whole process in the video below.
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Here's the obligatory sales pitch. We provide application packaging, MDM, MAM and all kinds of Intune-related goodness as part of our Managed EUC service.
If you're finding yourself asking, "can't someone else do it?", I highly recommend you check it out.