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Microsoft Intune Endpoint Management: Managed and Proven

Intune tells you a policy is assigned. We show you whether every device actually matches it, over time.

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In this video

  • Autopilot provisioning, so a replacement device is a delivery, not a build
  • Years of overlapping policies tidied into a clear baseline
  • Updates in rings, with patching evidence over time rather than a snapshot
  • Compliance mapped to what Cyber Essentials and insurers actually ask for
  • Configuration Manager co-management and migration to Intune at your pace
  • Leavers retired cleanly, with access and company data removed

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Transcript

Intune will tell you a policy is assigned. It won't easily tell you whether every device actually matches it, today, last Tuesday, or all quarter.

So when an auditor or insurer asks you to prove devices were patched, it turns into a scramble.

Systech manages Intune, and proves it.

New devices arrive ready to work with Autopilot, so a replacement is a delivery, not a build.

We tidy years of overlapping policies, so you know which one is actually winning.

Updates roll out in rings, and we report patching over time, not just today's snapshot.

Compliant means what it says, mapped to what Cyber Essentials and insurers actually ask for.

Still on Configuration Manager? We co-manage and move workloads to Intune at your pace.

And when people leave, their access and company data leave with them.

Microsoft specialists, and ISO 27001 certified.

Book a call, tell us how you manage devices today, and we'll show you what proving it looks like.

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