Consumption-Based AI Pricing Is Already Here. Managing It Is the New Challenge.
Increasingly, businesses are moving from flat-fee licensing to consumption-based billing, where costs depend on how much AI is actually used.
7 Things to Look for in a Microsoft 365 Managed Services Provider
The right partner can help improve security, simplify management, reduce operational overhead, and ensure you're getting the most value from your Microsoft investment.
The Guide to Understanding Microsoft Intune Licensing in 2026
Whether you're planning an Intune deployment, evaluating Intune Suite, or comparing Intune Plan 1 vs Plan 2, this guide explains the current licensing landscape, what's included, and how to choose the right option for your business.
Microsoft Entra Cloud Sync vs Connect Sync: What IT Leaders Need to Know About This Transition
If you are wondering about Entra ID Cloud Sync vs Connect Sync, what changes in 2026, and whether your organization is ready, this guide breaks it all down.
Jamf to Intune Migration: Best Practices for Modern Apple Endpoint Management
This guide covers how to migrate from Jamf to Intune, including coexistence strategies, policy migration, application deployment, and common pitfalls to avoid.
SCCM to Intune migration: best practices for a modern endpoint strategy
This guide covers how to migrate from SCCM to Intune, including architecture decisions, co-management, application migration, and common pitfalls to avoid.
How AI is making Microsoft Intune more secure than SCCM
With Windows 365, Microsoft is reframing the endpoint entirely. Instead of the device being the PC, the PC lives in the cloud.
Lessons from the Stryker Security Incident
The recent disruption involving Stryker should make that question feel uncomfortably real. Not because it exposed a flaw in Microsoft Intune (it didn’t) but because it showed how quickly a trusted platform can be turned into a weapon when identity controls fail.
MacBook Neo for Business: Why Intune Could Be the Key to Enterprise Adoption
Apple’s newly announced MacBook Neo, a $599 entry-level MacBook, introduces something the enterprise market hasn’t really seen before: a truly affordable Mac that still benefits from Apple’s full ecosystem advantage. If the device performs as expected, it could challenge long-held assumptions about cost, management, and performance, and potentially accelerate Mac adoption across the enterprise space.
App Control and What Granular Targeting Means for Your Windows Estate
Now, within Microsoft Intune, App Control for Business is generally available with granular targeting capabilities that finally make Managed Installer enterprise-ready. Instead of flipping the switch across your entire tenant, Intune now allows you to assign App Control policies to specific groups and device segments.
