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With the 2003 release of Microsoft Endpoint Microsoft, a new compliance setting was introduced to retire non compliant devices. It sounds like this would automatically retire non-complaint devices, but this … Continue Reading Retire non-compliant devices through Power Automate
When starting off with Intune, choosing which Android enrollment you want to use, can be pretty difficult. During this blog post I will walk you through all the possibilities and … Continue Reading Choosing the right Android enrollment method
Microsoft Endpoint Manager (Intune) currently supports fours different Android Enterprise enrollment methods: Work Profile Dedicated Device Fully Managed Fully Managed Devices with Work Profile (Corporate Owned – Personally Enabled (COPE)) … Continue Reading Android Enterprise Dynamic Groups for Intune
As a lot of organizations are picking up Power Apps, I have seen more and more use for them. Some organizations are now developing Power Apps and having their end … Continue Reading Deploy Power App to a Managed Home Screen through MEM
Patch My PC is probably the most known product for Automated Third Party Application Patch Management with SCCM integration. This is an amazing product that simplifies your Third Party Application … Continue Reading Automating 3rd Party application deployment in Intune with PatchMyPc
Update 06/01/2020 I received an email from Google last week that the previous Android Certification website is being deprecated. Starting from 1/01/2020 all certifications need to be completed through http://googlepartnertraining.fathomed.com. … Continue Reading Android Enterprise Certifications
In the newest release of Intune, support for the Managed Google iFrame has been added. This means a newer version of the Managed Google Play store had been inbedded into … Continue Reading Google iFrame: Deploying Web Links with Intune
When using the regular Office 365 deployment in Intune there are a few limitations. If you want to change the current installation (add or remove apps) Intune doesn’t handle some … Continue Reading Installing Visio onto an Existing Office installation with PSADT and Intune
In the beginning of this week, I was invited to a Microsoft training about the new Surface HUB 2S. The 2S is the successor of the Surface HUB, Microsoft ‘Creative … Continue Reading Managing the Surface HUB 2s through Intune
Microsoft has finally released their Intune Powershell module! This was the third most requested feature on the Uservoice section of Intune ( https://microsoftintune.uservoice.com/forums/291681-ideas/suggestions/8363319-add-powershell-support-to-manage-the-service). Previously all the automation in Intune had to … Continue Reading Microsoft Intune Powershell preview releases!
Setting up Enterprise Mobility & Security for your organization is one thing. But what’s important is supporting and following it up after implementation. To help you in this, Microsoft offers … Continue Reading PowerBI reporting for Intune and AzureAD
Deploying Microsoft apps to Intune can be done either two ways: Adding Windows Store apps through ‘Client Apps’ Sync your apps from the Microsoft Store for Business The first option … Continue Reading Linking your Microsoft Store for Business to Intune
Note: This is only applications for Android ‘legacy applications’. Managed Google Play applications for Android Enterprise devices need to be sync’ed from the Managed Google Play Store. A few weeks … Continue Reading Automate the creation of Android Apps in Microsoft Intune
