This guide by former MVP Ed Aldrich helps Configuration Manager admins learn about the benefits of Intune as well as best practices for long-term use. After reading this guide, you will have a better understanding of Intune’s features and functionality as well as a roadmap for implementation.
From 2003 to 2017, Ed Aldrich made a grand impact on the Microsoft MVP community. MVPs are a valued resource within the IT space because of their dedication to learning how to use the industry’s leading tools. Ed’s experience with Microsoft Intune made him an easy choice in deciding to delve into the specifics of how to use it properly.
Intune is one of those solutions that has been in use since 2011, yet there are still so many admins who have not adopted it for their business needs. Have you implemented Intune yet?
Even if you’ve started using Intune, there are a multitude of tips and tricks to be gleaned from the experts who use it closely.
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