Microsoft Intune’s latest features and enhancements revolutionizing device management
Dave W. Shanahan 2 minutes read
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Microsoft Intune, a cloud-based service in the enterprise mobility management (EMM) space, has announced new capabilities set to roll out this month. These updates aim to make the user interface (UI) more coherent and put more controls in the hands of users.
Microsoft InTune updates: Enhanced Overview page
On the Overview page, you can examine crucial statistics related to the policies you’ve implemented, access relevant reports, and manage workloads based on the operating system platform. This allows for a comprehensive understanding of policy performance, detailed insights from associated reports, and efficient management of tasks across different operating systems.
Microsoft Intune’s Monitoring Page improvements
Microsoft Intune’s admin center home page has undergone a significant redesign, simplifying the Status section and spotlighting Intune-related capabilities. The improved navigation menu, now replete with intuitive icons, provides users with a more vibrant and context-rich experience as they navigate through the platform.
The new capabilities in Microsoft Intune are meticulously crafted to organize the navigation structure around device management scenarios, integrating monitoring directly into the workflow. This integration enables users to manage and monitor tasks more efficiently within Microsoft Intune.
These updates include a redesign of the Intune admin center home page, simplification of the Status section, and the addition of Intune-related capabilities in the Spotlight section. The navigation menu has also been improved, with icons added back to provide more color and context as users navigate.
The new capabilities are designed to organize the navigation structure around device management scenarios. This update also integrates monitoring into the workflow, making it easier for users to manage and monitor tasks.
The rollout of these updates will begin on January 26 and continue through the end of February for all tenants. Microsoft has encouraged users to try out the new experience and provide feedback. These updates are part of Microsoft’s ongoing efforts to enhance the Intune experience, with previous updates focusing on unifying endpoint management and security operations in the cloud.
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