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• ↓ Getting started with deployments and deployment plans for an automated staged rollout
• ↓ Making sure the multi-app kiosk configuration is applied after the installation of the applications
• ↓ Using multiple managed accounts with app protection policies
• ↓ Configuring Point-in-time restore in Windows
• ↓ Managing Apple Intelligence on iOS and iPadOS devices
• ↓ Collecting Windows registry data
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"Peter blogs about Microsoft Intune, Microsoft Intune Suite, Windows Autopilot, Configuration Manager and more"

"This week is all about deployments and deployment plans. Deployments and deployment plans have been introduced recently to provide IT administrators with the ability to create an automated staged rollout. An experience that is actually pretty similar to using deployment rings for deploying software updates. Deployments enable IT administrators to create a staged rollout for applications and policies. That staged rollout contains deployment rings (group assignments) that automatically progress based on specific date and time criteria. Those deployment rings create that similar automated deployment experience as already provided by the software updates rings. Just like that experience, the IT administrators also gets the controls to pause, resume, cancel, and delete the deployment. On top of that, deployment plans provide the IT administrators with the ability …"

"This week is all about making sure that the multi-app kiosk configuration is actually applied after the required applications are installed. The ordering is important because the multi-app kiosk configuration will not be correctly configured when the required applications where not installed when the configuration was applied. That was also an important subject during the session on the Workplace Ninja Summit about Mastering shared Windows devices in your environment. The basics around creating the multi-app kiosk configuration, using assigned access, has been described on this blog. Often, however, it refers to using a custom device configuration file. And, even though it technically works, it does not provide full control over the end-result. Given the fact that this was also subject of many questions during the …"

"This week is all about a recently introduced feature for multiple managed accounts (MMA) with app protection policies. For a long time a big challenge with app protection policies (APP), or mobile application management (MAM) in general, was that it would only support a single managed account. Especially with the consultant-type scenarios, that could be really challenging. That would mean that as soon as the user already had a managed account from their own employer, that could not be combined with a managed account from the customer. Really challenging to address, almost impossible to be done right, and often resolved into not the best decisions. The good news is that this all changed! Starting recently, or almost starting, depending on the roll out, it is …"

Key Topics & Focus Areas for petervanderwoude.nl:

Getting started with deployments and deployment plans for an automated staged rollout

Making sure the multi-app kiosk configuration is applied after the installation of the applications

Using multiple managed accounts with app protection policies

Configuring Point-in-time restore in Windows

Managing Apple Intelligence on iOS and iPadOS devices

Collecting Windows registry data