
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.
Migrations from Mosyle to Intune can be notoriously painful and often test the relationship between IT and the broader business. The challenge peaks when macOS devices must be fully wiped and manually re-enrolled into Intune, a process that can frustrate users and disrupt operations. With the right preparation, though, IT teams can reduce downtime and deliver a smooth transition that keeps both employees and leadership confident in the move.


Here is our 5-step approach to a typical a Mosyle to Intune 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
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