Manage Windows with Intune
Intune for Windows is a configuration service that enables you to manage Windows devices in Intune.
- We analyze your GPOs and current build process, and then design the security policies, management profiles and compliance rules for cloud native management with Intune.
- We set-up Autopilot to automate provisioning, create assignment groups, map legacy drives and printers, and sync OneDrive content for an automated build process.
- We automate Windows OS updates and firmware/driver updates with Autopatch, Bitlocker, LAPS, browser extension and configure Endpoint Analytics for compliance.
Intune transforms the way Windows machines are provisioned, updated and managed
Our Proven 5-Step Process:
Get increased visibility and actionable insights
With Intune for Windows, you’ll be able to take advantage of Endpoint Analytics. Get insights on compliant devices, scores on device health, and actions to take. Get the visibility you’ve always wanted for all your devices in a single pane of glass.
Intune for Windows brings modern device management capabilities
Every aspect of the device lifecycle can be performed remotely, from the initial out-of-box experience to the recycle bin at end-of-life. System Admins never need to see or touch a Windows device that is managed by Intune.
Learn more about the Journey to Modern Endpoint Management
Hear from Denis O’Shea, Founder of Mobile Mentor, discuss the Journey of Modern Endpoint Management as he walks you through the steps and considerations along the way. As well as how these new capabilities enable your company to reduce costs, increase security, and improve your employee experience.
“SCCM was cumbersome and at times difficult to work with, Intune is much easier to manage updates and installations and since moving to Intune have found we no longer need SCCM.”
$4,900
Certificate Authority Integration Add-On
Provision certificates to your Intune managed devices with
your on-premises Microsoft Certificate Authority Server.
Allowing your Certificate Authorify to provision certificates
to Intune managed devices (via Intune Certificate Connector,
SCEP & Azure AD ApProxy, or cloud Certificate Authority)
enables you to maintain and elevate your security posture for
connecting devices.
$7,900
Application Patching Add-On
Automate the patching process for Windows applications by integrating a 3rd party patching tool e.g. PatchMyPC, or Microsoft Enterprise Application Manager.
This service includes analysis, technical design, implementation in production, testing, as-built documentation and knowledge transfer.
$4,900
Device-based Conditional Access Policies Add-On
Design and implementation of Conditional Access policies based on the security posture of endpoints accessing the environment
This add-on service includes analysis of current access methods and technologies (e.g. VPN, VDI), policy design and impact assessment, implementation, testing and knowledge transfer.
$4,900
Migration / Rollout Planning Add-On
Identify the technical dependencies, critical use cases and hardware to plan the optimum sequence of the rollout.
This service is based on a series of workshops and results in a project plan, with best practice guidance for change management and end user communications.
Case Study
Learn more about Intune for Windows
Hear Kevin King, Principal Enterprise Platform Architect of Vanderbilt University Medical Center discuss competitive advantages of Intune.
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