Advanced Mobile Endpoint Management with Intune
1h 13mAdvanced2023-11-01
Authors

Ryan Spence
Senior Sales Engineer at Lacework
Course details
This course gives enterprise sys administrators the knowledge they need to handle advanced-level mobile device management needs using Intune, an enterprise-level mobile management platform. Instructor Ryan Spence covers preparing, deploying, and managing at scale, touching on iOS as well as Android scenarios. He wraps up with coverage of end-to-end managed mobile lifecycles through exploration of a real-world planning map for an enterprise-scale fleet of mobile devices.
Skills covered
IntuneMicrosoft Entra ID (Azure Active Directory)Mobile Device ManagementAzureNetwork AdministrationCloud PlatformsNetwork and System AdministrationCloud ComputingMicrosoftDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Advanced mobile device management
- 02 - What you should know
1. Preparing for Scale
- 03 - Introducing the problems of scale
- 04 - Scaling device requests
- 05 - Scaling device acquisition
- 06 - Scaling carrier partners
- 07 - Scaling reclamation services
2. Deploying at Scale
- 08 - The role of manufacturers in scaling mobility
- 09 - Covering scaled deployment methods
- 10 - Scaling iOS deployment options
- 11 - Scaling Android deployment options
- 12 - Overview of Apple Business Manager
- 13 - Setting up Apple Business Manager with Intune
- 14 - Overview of Android Enterprise
- 15 - Setting up Android Enterprise with Intune
3. Deploying Scaled Scenarios
- 16 - iOS zero-touch corporate devices
- 17 - Android zero-touch corporate devices
- 18 - iOS worksite deployment, Single-App Mode
- 19 - Android worksite deployment, Single-App Mode
- 20 - iOS BYOD
- 21 - Android BYOD
4. Managing at Scale
- 22 - Customizing the dashboard
- 23 - Deploying a custom iOS application
- 24 - Deploying a custom Android application
- 25 - Working with the DevOps teams
- 26 - Intune platform reporting
- 27 - Managing the Intune tenant
- 28 - Troubleshooting
5. Building End-to-End Managed Mobile Lifecycles
- 29 - Defining acquisition operations
- 30 - Defining support operations
- 31 - Defining carrier operations
- 32 - Defining exit event operations
Conclusion
- 33 - Next steps