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Considerations Guide for BYOD
https://technet.microsoft.com/library/Dn656905
Really like this “considerations guide” on TechNet. It helps you think about what you, er, need to think about when planning a BYOD Project.
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Edge Show 135 Understanding Azure RemoteApp+ What happened in Microsoft Enterprise Mobility and Windows in January / Febuary
The last month has been pretty busy again in the space of enterprise mobility and Windows. Lots of new announcements, features, and products coming out the door of Redmond.
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Learn these 10 core skills for Enterprise Mobility to future proof your enterprise
With a new version of Windows coming down the pipe, Microsoft have begun to let you know about some of the key technologies you need to know a little more about. Those technologies aren’t just key to helping your users to have an amazing Windows experience though, no matter what device they use these core skills for enterprise mobility will help all your users have a better experience.
Enterprise Mobility Management is a massive subject domain, subdivided into multiple solution domains to achieve that holy grail of outcomes: Maximize personal and organizational productivity while minimizing organizational risk (and minimizing personal privacy invasion). I include the section in parenthesis because it’s important, IT needs to respect user privacy to gain user trust.
So I decided to break it down into 10 Core Skills for Enterprise Mobility.
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New MVA Course: How to manage Samsung KNOX with Microsoft Intune
There is a lot that you can do with Microsoft Intune and apps that are running on Samsung KNOX devices. Samsung KNOX has very good, deep and wide management that’s enabled through Microsoft Intune, from app deployment, email configuration right through to making task worker devices with Kiosk mode. Take this Free MVA course to learn more.
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Connecting on-premises Active Directory to Azure AD can give your org these 5 great advantages (+ how to do it)
Azure AD is an identity platform built for the modern world. Of course, Azure AD doesn’t replace your on-prem Active Directory but it does compliment and extend its capabilities, solving many traditional on-prem identity problems such as:
- You need to simplify logon and identity to your primary business productivity platform.
- You need to simplify logon and identity to your primary business SaaS based apps.
- Do you need to provide access to internal apps without a VPN?
- You need to stop your developers building random identity platforms and making your life hard.
- You need MUCH better user activity insight, i.e. breach detection.
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Endpoint Zone Episode 5 with Brad Anderson and special guest @jackmadden
In this episode of the Endpoint Zone with Brad Anderson, Simon May asks Brad what’s new since the last show (cyber attacks and worldwide Intune roll-outs). Next up Simon and Brad talk about the last 90 days in the world of Enterprise Mobility and Brad’s architecture matters blog series. In the guest[…]
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Edge Show 133 – Azure AD SaaS apps and What’s new in Enterprise Mobility + Windows in January?
In this episode of The Edge Show on Channel 9 I talked about Azure AD SaaS apps integration with Eran Dvir, Senior Program Manager from Microsoft’s Identity team about what Azure AD SaaS app integration can do.
- We talk through and show new capabilities around adding your own, custom SaaS apps
- We take a look at how Azure AD SaaS apps can help you manage access to shared, corporate apps such as Twitter accounts.
- We take a look at what integration with HR systems looks like (hint, Nirvana!);