Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based service that helps organizations manage and secure their mobile devices and PCs. The December edition of Microsoft Intune includes new features such as the ability to set up and manage Windows Autopilot devices, support for Android Enterprise fully managed devices, and the ability to use Azure Active Directory to authenticate and authorize users.

Microsoft Intune December Edition

Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based service that helps organizations manage mobile devices, PCs, and apps. The December edition of Microsoft Intune offers several new features and enhancements to help organizations manage their mobile devices, PCs, and apps.

New Features

The December edition of Microsoft Intune includes several new features, such as:

• The ability to use Intune to manage Windows 10 devices that are joined to Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) domain services.
• The ability to deploy Windows 10 feature updates to devices using Intune.
• The ability to use Intune to manage Windows Autopilot devices.
• The ability to use Intune to manage Apple School Manager.
• The ability to use Intune to manage Android Enterprise devices.

Enhancements

The December edition of Microsoft Intune also includes several enhancements, such as:

• The ability to use Intune to manage macOS devices.
• The ability to use Intune to manage iOS devices.
• The ability to use Intune to manage Windows 10 devices.
• The ability to use Intune to manage Windows 7 devices.
• The ability to use Intune to manage Windows 8.1 devices.

“The December edition of Microsoft Intune offers several new features and enhancements to help organizations manage their mobile devices, PCs, and apps.”

Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based service that provides organizations with the tools they need to manage mobile devices, PCs, and apps. The December edition of Microsoft Intune offers several new features and enhancements to help organizations manage their mobile devices, PCs, and apps more effectively. These new features and enhancements include the ability to use Intune to manage Windows 10 devices that are joined to Azure AD domain services, the ability to deploy Windows 10 feature updates to devices using Intune, the ability to use Intune to manage Windows Autopilot devices, the ability to use Intune to manage Apple School Manager, the ability to use Intune to manage Android Enterprise devices, the ability to use Intune to manage macOS devices, the ability to use Intune to manage iOS devices, the ability to use Intune to manage Windows 10 devices, the ability to use Intune to manage Windows 7 devices, and the ability to use Intune to manage Windows 8.1 devices.

Key points from the article:

Set up and manage Windows Autopilot devices

Support for Android Enterprise fully managed devices

Use Azure Active Directory to authenticate and authorize users

Create and manage device configuration profiles

Integrate with Microsoft Endpoint Manager

From the Microsoft Intune Blog

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