Navigate the future of Enterprise Application Management with Intune

Microsoft Intune can help you manage and secure your apps across different platforms and devices. Watch as we showcase where we are today with Enterprise Application Management and get a glimpse at our long-term vision. If you're looking for a better way to keep apps updated with the latest features and protections, this is a great chance to learn how Intune can help you transform app management in the cloud!
This session is part of the Microsoft Technical Takeoff for Windows and Intune. Visit aka.ms/TechnicalTakeoff to skill up with more deep dives, demos, and panel discussions!
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What's covered in this session?
0:00 - Intro
0:55 - Current state
8:32 - Demo: Application Catalog
14:40 - Demo: Updating capabilities
19:35 - Problem and comments
20:25 - Future state
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Resources mentioned in this session:
- Introducing Microsoft Intune Enterprise App Management: techcommunity.microsoft.com/t...

[@blackbeltjazze]

WOW! This is absolutely mind blowing! Please beam me to first of februari ASAP!

[@MrMarcLaflamme]

There is also no mention of updating apps on endpoints for those users who installed software optionally. When pushing out apps, pushing the update is fine but when you make an app as available to install, it becomes optional. When a user installs an optional app and needs to have this app updated, you end up with multiple copies of the same app in Intune with various rules in place and then it becomes a mess. There needs to be an easy way of saying "Install as Required IF a previous version is installed".

[@BigIveDownunder]

What is the process if a customer has a requirement for customisations to the app? Can you attach a MST to the app (if it is an MSI) to apply any specific customisations that they require?

[@davidallen3010]

Will this capability populate the app logo in the future? While not strictly speaking necessary, it definitely improves the user experience for self-service apps in the Company Portal.

[@MrMarcLaflamme]

I was so excited about this until I saw the demo screen and the text that says "When it becomes generally available, your Global or Billing Administrator can add it for an additional cost to the licensing options that include Microsoft Intune". You've heard the complaints and headaches that we are having and are finally solving the problems but the solution will only be available to those that can afford it. Thumbs down.

[@papajohnscookie]

I've just realized this is an Intune add-on 🤦‍♂🤦‍♂

[@AndreJHoward]

I thought this would be so much farther ahead than it is. PatchMyPC, Scappman etc. are so far ahead of this and optionally cheaper. I hope this keeps getting built up but the features are lacking and the app list is tiny. Have to pass until this is much more mature. ROI doesn't make sense.