Also: Cameyo; Microsoft Endpoint Manager; RPA; SCCM; Banyan; Windows 7 ESU promotional offer; and more.   Continue Reading

I thought about calling this article “SCCM is dead! Long live SCCM!” but then I wouldn’t have been able to sleep at night.   Continue Reading

Due to the complexity around AWS permissions, it’s easy to accidentally misconfigure buckets and leave them open to the public.   Continue Reading

Pick and choose your management styles—co-management can be a destination, and SCCM isn’t going away.   Continue Reading

Cameyo also touts extensive G Suite integration, Azure support, and more.   Continue Reading

Don’t let old, crappy apps keep your organization from implementing automation.   Continue Reading

Also: Citrix Cloud services; Google Chrome experimental flag crash; Awingu 4.3; 1Password funding; and more.   Continue Reading

Expect to see certificate-based single sign-on, a new Display Manager and multiple enhancements on the administrator side.   Continue Reading

A closer look at Jamf Cloud, Jamf Connect updates, and overall strategy.   Continue Reading

With Citrix Cloud services accounting for nearly 20% of new licenses sold by Citrix, the service is becoming mainstream, but not everyone has hit the OK button.   Continue Reading

Environments using Google Chrome experienced some panic last week as tabs went blank.   Continue Reading

Imagine having MDM control over privacy permissions in enterprise-owned devices, enabling a smoother rollout for kiosk, point of sale, shared, and other non-personalized device scenarios.   Continue Reading

Also: The state of Android Enterprise; Microsoft Power Automate; FIDO in Safari for iOS; Chredge is coming; and more.   Continue Reading

Lot of web browsers are now built on Chromium, but Edge might be the most well-known, non-Google example. But, will anyone use it?   Continue Reading

Jamf announced Jamf Connect for mobile, launched Jamf Protect, and showed off a lot more. Plus Apple confirmed that they’re a Jamf customer.   Continue Reading

Jamf has a commanding lead in the Mac management space and is growing rapidly. What are the next steps in their strategy?   Continue Reading

Microsoft continues to work on making it easier for organizations to bridge modern and legacy tools.   Continue Reading

With Android 10 out, we got together to talk AE adoption, the effects of work profiles, OS updates, and more.   Continue Reading

Also: Appdome; IGEL; User Enrollment; productivity app inception; Cameyo; and more.   Continue Reading

Microsoft dropped an incredible amount of news, so I’m taking a look at some of the security news that interested me.   Continue Reading

Including integration with Microsoft Endpoint Management; more Workspace ONE Intelligence integration options; a focus on zero trust; and more.   Continue Reading

Now with Monday updates, including App Assure for WVD and Edge; IGEL support for WVD; and co-management as a destination.   Continue Reading

Also: macOS in the enterprise; password vaulting; ad blockers; everything we know about MSIX app attach; EUC Masters Retreat dates; and more.   Continue Reading

I’m a fan of ad blockers, but realize that might be a tad hypocritical given where some revenue for media is generated.   Continue Reading

Citrix Consulting is working with Chrome Enterprise to help get customers on Chrome OS. We talk about Chrome Enterprise, use cases, and this program. This episode is sponsored by Chrome Enterprise.   Continue Reading

We want to eliminate passwords ASAP, unfortunately, some older apps can stand in the way of progress—thankfully, some identity providers devised solutions.   Continue Reading

Employee experience is one of the more recent enterprise Mac drivers, but the underlying momentum has been building for years.   Continue Reading

Also: Stadia and ‘negative latency;’ Microsoft Defender; Linux on DeX shutting down; and a lot more!   Continue Reading

Over the last few years, malware has really started targeting antivirus software, so Microsoft is releasing a new feature that aims to prevent that.   Continue Reading

The term is a little silly, but the idea behind it doesn’t sound too bad—we’re excited to hear what the remote desktop graphics community says about this.   Continue Reading