In this guide, IT decision makers and administrators can learn the best ways to purchase, configure and deploy Apple devices professionally, thereby reducing security risks and keeping iOS management simple.
In this article we provide an overview of Apple Business Manager and give a few tips that will help you to get started with the portal.
A whole host of new iOS enterprise features were announced for iPads and iPhones at WWDC19. Here’s a quick roundup of some of the features that will make the biggest difference in your enterprise.
Announced at the Apple WWDC19, User Enrollment will be revising how BYOD is managed in the future. Here is our summary on the key changes to be aware of!
iOS updates offer plenty of new possibilities for iPhones and iPads and are often eagerly awaited. So, it’s hardly surprising that some users want to install the latest updates on their devices immediately. But companies need to be careful. In our blog post, you’ll find out why it’s recommended to delay iOS updates on managed devices and how you can make sure that updates don’t occur until your organization is ready.
The fact that configurations profiles on iOS devices contain a security flaw has been known now for quite some time. Now Apple wants to make improvements to iOS 12 and thus increase the security of the operating system.
iOS dark mode, multi-platform apps for iOS/macOS and other latest iOS 13 rumors can be found here. In addition to the iOS 13 release date, find out here which new features might be included in the upcoming iOS 13 update.
Apple’s VPP (Volume Purchase Program) enables companies and educational institutions to centrally purchase a large number of app licenses for iOS and macOS devices. Once the right apps have been selected for mobile users, they should be rolled out to the iOS devices as quickly and as easily as possible. Apple’s VPP supports various distribution methods, for example using an MDM solution. We describe the different rollout options in detail here.
With the latest iOS update to version 11.3, Apple has not only ensured further stability, but also gotten around to some long overdue homework. Just in time for the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation, the company has managed to finally separate business and private contacts on iOS devices.
With the Device Enrollment Program, Apple has made a major leap when it comes to Company Owned Private Enabled strategies, enabling an efficient way to configure profiles as quickly and as easily as possible.
