Microsoft Endpoint Manager: Bringing together SCCM and Intune capabilities (Microsoft Ignite)

See the evolution of device management, with the new Microsoft Endpoint Manager. Microsoft Endpoint Manager brings together Configuration Manager and Intune in one unified, web-based experience. You'll also see the evolution of our compatibility tools and services to ensure your devices, apps, add-ins and sites are always ready. Plus you'll see new security baselines and Threat and Vulnerability Management to help bring IT and security teams together.
At Microsoft Ignite 2019, this was session THR2265: Brad Anderson presents unifying device management and taking it to the next level.
Brad Anderson is the Corporate Vice President of the Commercial Management Experiences team within the Experiences & Devices Group at Microsoft. Brad's team is responsible for deploying the Microsoft 365 Modern Workplace, and has engineering responsibility for defining and delivering commercial Windows, management, and security of PCs and mobile devices, as well as customer deployment and usage of the Microsoft 365 services.
To learn more, check out aka.ms/endpointmanager and aka.ms/appassure
This show was filmed at Microsoft Ignite on November 4, 2019

[@peaelare]

i was among the folks standing off to the side that afternoon. this was arguably my favorite single presentation i saw all week. so stoked about the endpoint manager.

[@MSFTMechanics]

Awesome. Great to hear - it was one of my favorites, too. That said, I'm biased and have been working on this area since the SMS days. 🙂 -Jeremy

[@andrewmccallum5699]

Awesome, one of the best presentations from Brad Anderson and Jeremy Chapman for M365 & Mechanics

[@MrBoiseGuy]

excellent video - thank you

[@TienNguyen-cm2jy]

nice video, love the way you present the features.

[@cNyhuus]

I look forward to see more of the new endpoint manager and the capabilities here of

[@TheObserver567]

Impressive!

[@mrtechuk6065]

Awesome insight and addtional information and how we manage clients

[@MikkelPinstrupJensen]

Also, what about customers without ConfigMgr? Can you go pure Intune and get the same manageability?

[@forascalon]

Is there documentation that explains how the delays caused by Group Policy settings are calculated? Also, can the tool show you, explicitly, which individual policies are responsible for significant delays?

[@MSFTMechanics]

This will be part of the device health reporting in MEM admin center.

[@philippebner8833]

It was mentioned, that "all the ActiveX stuff" works. But I still can't import excel files as sharepoint lists, because the new edge does not support ActiveX?
Very good and informative presentation!

[@MSFTMechanics]

If it works in Internet Explorer, it will work in new Edge. You do need to invoke IE Mode though for Edge to open an IE instance within it.

[@kamstube]

Aka.ms/endpointmanager URL does not work.

[@MSFTMechanics]

This is working for me.