eSIM (embedded SIM) also known as an eUICC (embedded universal integrated circuit card) is a modern – next generation programmable SIM-card for cellular mobile networks. eSIM chips have been available in several smart watches and mobile devices for couple of Read more…
After several customer implementations I wanted to discuss about Microsoft Intune MDM automatic enrollment methods and their small caveats related to Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). We all know the importance of MFA in today’s cloud security and using it with Intune Read more…
About six months ago I started a blog post series where I was supposed to write also about Zero-touch enrollment. I wrote then two posts about Mobile device Automatic Enrollment: Mobile Device Automatic Enrollment 1/3 – DEP Mobile Device Automatic Read more…
Windows Autopilot has been here a long time, even since Windows 10 1703 which was released on April 5, 2017. That time there was only User driven mode for Azure Active Directory join. Since then, many new Windows Autopilot / Read more…
Microsoft’s VDI solution from Azure has been almost six months in public preview phase. I have completed several successful customer experiments and proof of concepts with it in EMEA area, while the whole publishing endpoints are still only in US Read more…
There has been a possibility to back up your Microsoft Authenticator’s multi-factor authentication accounts to iCloud for a long time. All Android users have been waiting this feature since it was published to the iOS-devices. Today my Android got a Read more…
Early in the morning factory whistle blows. Man rises from bed and puts on his clothes.Man takes his lunch, walks out in the morning light. That’s the working life. When at work man logs in to his workstation using his Read more…
Yesterday I got my first touches to Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD). There were some issues in the documentation while I was deploying the environment. I will summary my way to deploy WVD in this post. Concept of Windows Virtual Desktop Read more…
I wrote a blog post a week ago about the Apple’s DEP program and how to use it with Microsoft Intune. In the second part of the Mobile Device Automatic enrollment blog series, I focus on Samsung’s KME program. Samsung’s Read more…
One problem when enrolling mobile devices to mobile device management is that end-user’s must do it themselves. Why that is a problem? Let’s think about it for a minute. End-user gets a mobile device that she or he opens and Read more…