One re-occurring question I see in the community and from customers who reach out to me directly and ask what option do we have as an organization when it comes to in-house developed Android apps when we manage our devices with Intune. Specifically what do we do about versioning and
Microsoft announced a new feature in Intune 2405 release that they call Device Staging. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/enrollment/device-staging-overview This feature is in according to Microsoft hopes to reduce the amount of time it takes for a end-user to do the initial setup on their Android Enterprise device if they are either enrolled as:
If you are new to managing Android Enterprise device with Microsoft Intune or trying to get enhance your understanding of with options is possible for you then this is the article for you. To get the most out of your investment in Android Enterprise devices regardless if that’s dedicated kiosk
The other day I came across an issue when trying to create and deploy a new firmware update to my Zebra devices in my test tenant. What happened was that when I tried to finalize and clicked on “Create” on the “Create + Review” page, I just got an undescriptive
Few months ago I wrote a blog post on how to manage updates for Zebra devices with Intune and new FOTA (Firmware over the air) capabilities we got in Intune. You can find that post here: Related to this I want to just showcase an issue I recently saw and
This will be a short article on something that took me a while to figure out and hopefully helps anyone elserunning in to similar issues. To explain the problem, when you are enrolling your Android devices (in this case Corporate Owned Personally Enabled – COPE ) you get stuck on