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Jamf vs Intune: Comparing Tools for Managing Apple Devices in a Microsoft World
As businesses refine their device management strategy to support diverse operating systems, many IT leaders find themselves choosing between two leading platforms for Apple device management: Jamf and Microsoft Intune.
Federating Apple IDs: When, Why, and How
Federating Apple IDs offers a smart solution to simplify device management, keep sensitive information secure, and maintain control over your Apple ecosystem. Let’s dive into when it makes sense to federate Apple IDs, the benefits it brings, and how you can get started.
Intune’s Resource Explorer: The Future of Hardware Inventory Management
For device administrators, managing hardware inventory has always been a challenging and time-consuming task. However, Microsoft has been making strides to simplify this process, and the recent enhancements to Resource Explorer in Microsoft Intune are proof of that commitment. Let’s dive into what makes Resource Explorer (also known as Device Inventory) such a game-changer for IT teams.
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Denis O’Shea of Mobile Mentor on The Breakthrough Moment Podcast
Mobile Mentor Founder Denis O'Shea joins the Breakthrough Moment Podcast to discuss entrepreneurship, leadership, calculated risk-taking, and the decisions that create breakthrough business outcomes.
Mobile Mentor Ranked on 2026 MSP 501—Tech Industry’s Most Prestigious List of Global Managed Service Providers
Mobile Mentor has earned a coveted spot among the world's elite managed service providers, securing recognition on the 2026 MSP 501—the technology industry's most rigorous and respected ranking of MSP excellence.
Copilot Cowork is Here. This Changes How Work Gets Done.
Microsoft has officially made Copilot Cowork generally available, and this marks an important shift in how businesses should think about AI.
What the 2026 Endpoint Ecosystem Study Reveals About the Future of Work
The future of work is not being shaped by a single technology trend. It is being reshaped by changing employee expectations, accelerating AI adoption, and growing tension between governance and productivity. Mobile Mentor’s 2026 Endpoint Ecosystem National Study found widespread workaround behavior, uneven AI readiness, onboarding friction, and significant differences in how employees experience workplace technology. While younger workers may offer an early preview of where expectations are headed, the findings point to a much broader transformation already underway.A successful migration requires planning, testing, and careful execution to avoid security gaps, performance issues, or policy conflicts.
Migrating from Trend Micro to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
migrating from Trend Micro to Defender is not as simple as uninstalling one agent and turning on another. A successful migration requires planning, testing, and careful execution to avoid security gaps, performance issues, or policy conflicts.
Denis O’Shea of Mobile Mentor on Midnite Snack Podcast
In this episode of the Signed Podcast by ITbroker.com, host Max Clark and Mobile Mentor CEO Denis O’Shea work through the utilization problem, what it actually takes to go passwordless when your legacy apps will fight you, what the Digital Markets Act opened up in your mobile attack surface, and why the best security your employees will ever experience is the kind they never notice.
Denis O’Shea of Mobile Mentor on the Signed by ITBroker Podcast
In this episode of the Signed Podcast by ITbroker.com, host Max Clark and Mobile Mentor CEO Denis O’Shea work through the utilization problem, what it actually takes to go passwordless when your legacy apps will fight you, what the Digital Markets Act opened up in your mobile attack surface, and why the best security your employees will ever experience is the kind they never notice.
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.
Microsoft Copilot Cowork Could Redefine Enterprise Automation
Positioned as an AI collaborator embedded within the Microsoft ecosystem, Copilot Cowork introduces a more conversational approach to workflow automation—one where users describe tasks in everyday language and the AI agent translates those instructions into repeatable workflows (“skills”).
Migrating from Bitdefender to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
If you’re currently using Bitdefender for EDR, moving to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint isn’t just a tool swap. It’s an opportunity to consolidate, reduce complexity, and align security with how work actually happens today: across devices, identities, and cloud services.
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.
On-Demand Webinar: Cloud Native Is No Longer Optional – Why Organizations Must Act Now
This webinar explores why moving to a cloud-native security and management model has become urgent—not optional—as AI-powered attacks accelerate and legacy, on prem tools fall behind. Mobile Mentor leaders are joined by Microsoft experts to explain what’s changing, why it matters, and what “good” looks like in a modern Zero Trust environment. This session breaks down what these changes actually mean—and how to take advantage of them immediately.
How AI Is Improving Security for Cloud Based Data Assets Compared to Traditional on Prem Data Stores
Legacy tools assume trust once connected. Modern access evaluates trust continuously.
Why AI Is Making App Deployment, Patching, and Governance More Secure Than Legacy Tools
Legacy endpoint tools were built for a slower world: quarterly release cycles, office-based networks, and a patch model that assumed you could “test for a week, then deploy to everyone.” That model struggles today—not because teams aren’t good, but because the risk is different:
Microsoft 365 E7 – A Simpler, Smarter Stack
Most businesses don’t need more tools, they need their existing tools to work better together. Microsoft 365 E7 does exactly that by unifying productivity, security, AI, and agent management into a single, connected platform. Here’s a concise breakdown of each component, how it works in E7, and why it’s an improvement.
How AI Driven Conditional Access Technologies Are Replacing Legacy VPNs, Domains, and Firewalls.
Legacy tools assume trust once connected. Modern access evaluates trust continuously.
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.
On-Demand Webinar: Intune Suite Is Coming to E3 & E5: Are You Ready for Day One Impact?
Starting July 1st, core Intune Suite capabilities will be included in Microsoft 365 E3 and E5, fundamentally changing how organizations approach endpoint management, security, and user support. At the same time, a new E7 SKU is on the horizon, bringing together advanced security, AI, and identity into a single, integrated platform. This session breaks down what these changes actually mean—and how to take advantage of them immediately.
Breaking the 3-Year Refresh Cycle with Windows 365
With Windows 365, Microsoft is reframing the endpoint entirely. Instead of the device being the PC, the PC lives in the cloud.
How does AI enhance security in Entra in ways AD cannot replicate?
Entra isn’t more secure because it’s newer. It’s more secure because it uses AI to make better security decisions in real time.
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.
Migrating from Carbon Black to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
Many businesses that deployed VMware Carbon Black did so to gain strong endpoint detection and response capabilities. But as Microsoft has expanded its security ecosystem across identity, email, cloud apps, and devices, a growing number of enterprises are asking a different question:
