The Test DPC (Device Policy control) app is a tool from google that works without any integration with a MDM/EMM system that lets us demo and configure settings and policies on a device locally. Meaning that you don’t need access or have your Intune or Endpoint Manager environment up and
As every IT Pro knows, when you are working with managing devices its always best to have access to physical hardware for testing and playing around with. Many of us are use to having a bunch of virtual machines running windows on but what about Android ? In this article
One of the recent great features that currently is in preview is the Endpoint Analytics which you can use together with Intune or ConfigMgr (ConfigMgr needs to be Cloud attached) which gives you data onthe performance of your devices and much more. For more information about Endpoint Analytics can be
Intune and Microsoft Endpoint Manager administrators overview of Azure AD Dynamic queries.
During MMS JAZZ Edition in New Orleans a couple of weeks ago me and the amazing Sandy Zeng did a presentation on using the Intune Powershell SDK and in this demo packed session we showed off a script that were able to find assigned policies and apps from AAD groups.
When browsing twitter a lovely Sunday morning I came a cross a tweet that caught my attention where it was reported that changing the requirements on an already created Win32 app In Intune wasn’t working as expected. And since procrastination is one of my biggest strengths I thought I would