Microsoft Intune has released its February edition, which includes new features and updates to existing ones. These include the ability to deploy Windows 10 feature updates, new device compliance policies, and support for Windows Autopilot.
What is Microsoft Intune?
Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based service that helps organizations manage mobile devices, PCs, and apps. It helps organizations protect their data and keep their devices up to date.Major Updates
Microsoft Intune has released several new features in its February edition. These include:- The ability to control app access to corporate resources based on device compliance.
- The ability to configure Windows 10 devices with Windows Autopilot.
- The ability to configure the Windows 10 Start Menu.
- The ability to deploy and manage Office 365 ProPlus on Windows 10 devices.
- The ability to manage Windows 10 devices with Windows Analytics.
What’s Important to Know
It is important to note that all of these new features are available in the Microsoft Intune February edition. Additionally, Microsoft Intune is now integrated with Azure Active Directory, allowing organizations to manage their devices and users from a single platform.“Microsoft Intune is now integrated with Azure Active Directory, allowing organizations to manage their devices and users from a single platform”Microsoft Intune is a powerful tool for organizations looking to manage their mobile devices, PCs, and apps. The February edition provides several new features to help organizations protect their data and keep their devices up to date. Additionally, the integration with Azure Active Directory allows organizations to manage their devices and users from a single platform.
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