When it comes to Intune, one of my favorite things is how they designed most of the enrollment flow UI to be more people-centric. Device EnrollmentĪt the end of the day, enrollment is always where it starts. We will cover the different areas of MDM in the sections below: compliance, device enrollment, profile support, organization/grouping of devices, and more. This is a bit challenging, but it depends on what your use cases are. The main issue they have is they do not iterate quickly. Intune, which you could probably call Microsoft Endpoint Manager now since the portal is officially being retired in August has caught up to a degree. Since Intune is the underdog, let’s discuss what you get out of Intune. As part of that, I will analyze the baseline support available and any “proprietary features”.

When I focus on mobile device management, I mainly look at the available profiles/configurations. We will look at a few key areas and highlight the main differences: I thought it would be a good time as more of my clients are looking to make the move to Intune mainly based on cost. It’s been a few years since I have done an analysis of the Microsoft Offering against the top UEM platform on the market (Workspace ONE UEM). Update: Check out the 2021 Article with Updated Information

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