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EdgeShow 47 Unified Mobile Device Management

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David Tesar met with Martin Booth, Senior Product Manager for System Center Configuration Manager, to discuss new enhancements in SP1 and Windows Intune to support user-centric management for mobile devices and PCs in a single unified console across on-premise and the cloud.

In this interview, which starts at [03:18], we cover:

  • [05:43] Enhancements to the December 2012 release of Windows Intune
  • [06:41] Demo - Windows Intune connector to SCCM 2012 SP1
  • [07:18] Demo - Android and iOS iPad/iPhone management
  • [07:38] Advantages of direct iOS management over Exchange Active Sync (EAS)
  • [08:10] Demo - Windows RT and Windows Phone 8 Management
  • [09:35] Demo - Application provisioning and deployment of iOS, Android, and Windows Phone applications  and "deep links"
  • [11:06] Demo - How to enroll Windows RT device to be managed by Windows Intune
  • [11:30] Demo - Company portal application on Windows RT
  • [12:59] Where are applications stored for distribution
  • [13:29] Additional resources

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    builder

    very nice post

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    Corey

    I would really like to see more on Mobile Device Management in SCCM 2012, specifically with iOS and Android.

    Is there any MDM functionality that Intune provides beyond what is available with SCCM?

    Intune seems to mirror the capabilities of SCCM, what are the differences between the products in the latest releases of each?

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    rajmak67

    The 'Company Portal' App showcased as part of the demo using Surface, is it available as part of SCCM or Intune or is it something the organization has to build and add as an App to SCCM

    What is the strategy for the 'Company Portal' App in the context of non-Surface RT devices and other devices

    Thanks

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    dtzar

    @Corey: Yes, Windows Intune provides more advanced MDM capabilities than SCCM by itself can provide. SCCM by itself can only do basic EAS-capable functions whereas when you add Windows  Intune you get primarily the direct (mobile) device management capabilities.  

    SCCM vs Windows Intune - They definitely have overlap in their capabilities and to a certain extent you can think of Windows Intune as cloud-based extension of SCCM.  For the differences and details, I'd recommend attending the free Windows Intune Jumpstart course I'm teaching: http://aka.ms/InTuneJS

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    dtzar

    @rajmak67:  The Company Portal App is provided by Windows Intune.  SCCM also has a company application portal, but this portal currently isn't designed for mobile devices.

    The end-goal for the Company Portal App is certainly to work on all platforms, but we naturally focused on our own platforms first.  Windows Intune still allows you to go to the company portal website on MSFT + iPhone and Android to sideload applications.

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