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Fragmented Endpoint Management
IT teams and MSPs struggle to manage, secure, and support mixed device fleets across locations without multiple complex tools.
In their words
The software gave little to no feedback about the progress of installations. Rolling out other softwares was limited and unresponsive.
The software gave little to no feedback about the progress of installations. Rolling out other softwares was limited and unresponsive.
They have NO active directory or ticketing system... no patching system in place other than general windows updates.
my priority is a reliable solution that requires minimal setup, maintenance, and troubleshooting
We have our renewal coming up for jamf and I’m wondering what sort of price hikes I should expect.
Jamf vs Mosyle vs Intune-only for a 28-Mac consulting firm — genuinely stuck, would love real-world input
He bought a greymarket retail key... I spent 15 minutes educating this guy... and a further 15 repairing the damage he did to office.
Pre-Covid there would be 20 people all trying to use this at once.
That mac has no device managment, and therefore no company wifi, no company printers... We (IT) pretend it doesn't exist.
Either 100% windows or 100% Apple. Ughhhh
had to go through 3 of em to find one that hasn't gotten updated
makes a nightmare for us having to drive out to them and try and work around people's office setup
Looking for Mobile Device Management (MDM)
managing group policy requires a domain and a lot of expertise I shouldn't need, and I'm not even sure I can turn some of this stuff off using group policy.
IT admins and MSPs
Where they talk
- r/sysadmin
- r/Intune
- r/msp
- r/it
- r/iiiiiiitttttttttttt
- r/SCCM
- r/networking
- r/videosurveillance
Tools they use today
- Microsoft Intune
- Jamf
- Microsoft Entra
- SCCM
- Action1
- Active Directory
- Google Workspace
- Microsoft 365
Why those fall short
- Firefox lacks Web APIs and MDM management support, so supporting it is extra work
- No admin lockout; users retain local admin rights
- non-standard distros need hours of manual setup for basic corporate tasks
- Mac section of Intune not set up; AD join is a polite suggestion; no feature parity
- no feedback, unresponsive rollouts, buried admin passwords, no automation without extra cost
Map of ideas
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