How are you managing your Microsoft Intune environment?
The Intune Managed Service enables you to benefit from all the capabilities in Intune AND free up your team for other work.
Companies of all sizes are deploying Microsoft Intune to consolidate management of Mobile Devices, applications, and data. Intune is cloud based and improves management and security, employee experience, and lowers costs.
However, the Intune platform is evolving rapidly, your devices need regular updates, and your applications constantly need to be patched. Your endpoint ecosystem is constantly changing, and your operating system needs to remain compliant.
The IT workload can be overwhelming and sometimes consume multiple people for provisioning, patching and technical support.
INTUNE MANAGED SERVICE

Introducing the Intune Managed Service
The good news is that Mobile Mentor can take care of your Intune environment with best practices, agreed SLAs, and monthly reporting. You can benefit from these outcomes:
You can then empower your IT team to tackle other priorities in the business and ensure your devices enroll into a secure, managed system
Get started with our 3-step process
- 1
We start with an assessment of your current environment to see how it compares to best practices. We then build a plan to update, remediate & automate wherever possible.
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With your approval, we then deploy a proven set of configurations, tools, and processes to streamline device provisioning, OS updates, and application patching.
- 3
Finally, we create the technical support artifacts, document the key processes, give your team access to our support portal, and set up a monthly compliance and governance process, ensuring conditional access is properly managed.
This process will take 2-3 months, after which you will have a world-class endpoint ecosystem – managed by Mobile Mentor.

Save time and money
Leverage our team of endpoint engineers and architects who deploy, manage and support Intune for many other customers like you.
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Why Mobile Mentor?
Since 2004, Mobile Mentor has been a leader in the endpoint ecosystem. Microsoft awarded Mobile Mentor their partner of the year award in 2021, and our engineers are certified by Microsoft, Apple, Google, VMware and CyberArk.


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Mobile Mentor is Microsoft’s 2021 Partner of the Year for Endpoint Management. Our engineers are certified by Microsoft, Apple and Google.
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