JAMF to Intune Migration Plan

Migrations are painful. We can help.

A professional meeting in a modern office setting. Five people are gathered around a table, engaged in discussion. One person, an older woman with gray hair and glasses, is standing by a large screen displaying a Gantt chart, which shows project milestones and timelines. She appears to be leading the discussion. The other participants, a mix of men and women, are seated around the table, which has laptops, notebooks, documents, and glasses of water. A large window in the background offers a view of a building outside, and there is a green plant next to the window, adding a natural touch to the space.

Plan for success.

Our migration planning service is a series of workshops to build a roadmap, timeline, and best practices to make your migration successful. 

This work is done collaboratively through a series of workshops and meetings, typically over a period of 4 weeks. The end result is a detailed migration plan. 

Less pain. More gain.

MDM migrations are notoriously painful and often challenge the relationship between IT and the business. This is especially true when devices need to be fully wiped and manually enrolled into the new system. 

These migrations are highly disruptive for end users and frustrating for business leadership. However, proper planning reduces downtime and ensures smooth device enrollment, especially for macOS devices.

Here is our 5-step approach to a typical a migration project: 

  • 1

    Assess current environment to review security policies, device profiles and compliance rules 

  • 2

    Review use cases, device inventory, ownership, app portfolio

  • 3

    Perform a gap analysis to see how your use cases can be replicated in Intune

  • 4

    Draft migration plan with the ideal sequence, technical dependencies and best practices for user comms

  • 5

    Workshop to review the draft plan, iterate and deliver a final report

A good migration plan will ensure you are successful

  • Intune build is designed to meet your needs and follow best practices

  • Extensive testing to ensure the use cases work in production

  • Everyone knows what is happening, when and why

  • End users have a step-by-step guide for each version of the OS

  • End users get prompt support from a specialist when they need help

Pricing

From

$4,900

Price includes workshops, delivery of findings and recommendations, and our best practice guide for user communications.

“Very thorough, very impressive, and very helpful. I like that you summed it all up for us and it is very clear what our next steps are. Excellent bang for the buck.”

Matt Abrams, CIO, Cumberland Consulting Group

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