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Apple Device Management For Beginners

Apple device management can be challenging for IT departments, especially those without prior Apple experience. This guide provides an overview of Apple device management for beginners. It covers key topics like understanding Apple's mobile device management (MDM) framework, using configuration profiles and management commands, leveraging client management for advanced Mac control, and how Apple's services and programs can help with device deployment, app distribution, and Apple ID management. The goal is to help new Apple managers build skills to fully leverage Apple devices.

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Apple Device Management For Beginners

Apple device management can be challenging for IT departments, especially those without prior Apple experience. This guide provides an overview of Apple device management for beginners. It covers key topics like understanding Apple's mobile device management (MDM) framework, using configuration profiles and management commands, leveraging client management for advanced Mac control, and how Apple's services and programs can help with device deployment, app distribution, and Apple ID management. The goal is to help new Apple managers build skills to fully leverage Apple devices.

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A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE

Apple Device
Management
FOR BEGINNERS
According to Forbes, Apple device growth in the
enterprise is 20% year over year.
As Apple device adoption rises in business and education environments around the globe, it’s
imperative that technology investments are maximized so that organizations can leverage Mac,
iPad, iPhone and Apple TV to their full potential. This can put a heavy burden on IT staff that are
now tasked with managing this influx of new devices – especially those of you in established
Windows environments. And as the shift to remote work, distance learning and adjusting to
working and learning anywhere becomes the new normal, managing devices from startup to
ongoing support is critical.

While some are very familiar with Apple already, many of you are diving into Apple
device management for the first time. This guide is for the latter, and will help you
build and master your Apple management skills by providing:

Introduction to Apple services Understanding Insight for Industry-leading


Apple device and programs Apple lifecycle infrastructure Apple Enterprise
management overview management planning Management
(AEM)
How MDM works
Most Apple devices are able to understand and apply settings such as remote wipe
or passcode restrictions thanks to a built-in mobile device management (MDM)
framework. Two core components to the MDM framework are configuration profiles

Introduction
and management commands.

These components communicate to the device via Apple’s Push Notification service
(APNs), which is kept private to your organization through obtaining a secure

to Apple device certificate from Apple. Apple’s server then maintains a constant connection to
devices so you don’t have to. Devices communicate back to your management server

management
and receive commands, settings, configurations or apps you define.

When thinking about how to manage


Apple devices, it’s helpful to break
the lifecycle down into common tasks
you might do. These tasks are the Configuration profiles Management commands
same regardless of whether you are
... are XML files that define various settings ...are singular commands that you can
managing Apple devices, non-Apple for your Apple devices and tell that device send to your managed devices to take
devices or a combination of both. how to behave. They can be used to specific actions. Has a device gone
automate configuring passcode settings, missing? Put it into Lost Mode or send
Wi-Fi passwords and VPN (virtual private a remote wipe command. Need to
network) configurations. They can also upgrade the OS? Send the command
be used to restrict items such as device to download and install updates. These
features like the App Store, web browsers are just a few examples of the different
or the ability to rename a device. These actions you can take on a fully managed
profiles can all be specified and deployed Apple device.
leveraging Jamf and be set at the device
or user level.
MDM and client management
While Apple’s MDM framework provides the necessary control over iPadOS, iOS and
tvOS devices, macOS is a more robust platform that may require more advanced
functionality. Leveraging client management (only available for macOS), allows you to
install a Mac agent, or binary, immediately after the device is enrolled into management.

This agent enables a hidden admin account to be added, allowing for remote root access
to macOS and opens the door for more policies and scripts to be run on a computer.
Since agent-based Mac management goes beyond the built-in MDM, you need a third-
party solution, like Jamf, to take advantage of advanced Mac management.

Examples of Client Management Functions

Install PKG/DMG Enforce FileVault Bind to Directory

Run Scripts Customize Dock Set EFI Password

Install Printers Create Accounts Set Software Update


Zero-Touch Apps and
Deployment Books
This automated enrollment process You can purchase and license apps and
allows you to configure any Mac, iPad, books in bulk from Apple, and distribute
iPhone or Apple TV purchased from them to individuals via Apple ID or directly

Apple Apple or an Apple authorized reseller and


customize each device for your users – all
to devices without an Apple ID. Apps can
be later reassigned as deployment needs
without ever having to touch the device. change. You can link a token (received

services and Hardware purchases are associated with


your Apple customer number or reseller
from Apple) to your MDM solution for
assignment and distribution. If you’re an

programs
ID and automatically enroll a device into education institution, your instance is built
management under an Apple management directly within Apple School Manager (see
solution. Automated Device Enrollment next page).
enables you to provide a great zero-touch
As Apple devices became more popular in experience for end users. They simply
the enterprise and education, challenges open up the box, turn on the device
and get to work — regardless of if your
arose about how to best deploy devices
employees is on-site or remote.
at scale, how to address Apple IDs
and the purchasing of apps. Apple, of
Device Apple IDs
course, looked to solve these issues and
introduced various programs and services
Supervision
to take device management one step Supervision is a special mode of iPadOS, Apple IDs are the personal account
further, making it easier and more cost iOS and tvOS management where IT is credentials users use to access Apple
effective to manage devices in bulk. granted greater control over devices services such as the App Store, iTunes
they own when enrolled via Automated Store, iCloud, iMessage and more.
Not every Apple device management Device Enrollment, User Approved MDM Depending on the needs of your
or Apple Configurator. A large number of organization, your end users can leverage
solution supports Apple’s programs and
management features including Managed their Apple ID on the job, or you can avoid
services. Check with your vendor to Lost Mode, blocking apps and silently using Apple IDs altogether. If you’re an
ensure they support these programs, as installing apps all require supervision. education institution, your students will
It is recommended that corporate-owned receive a different type of Apple ID (see
well as the incremental changes Apple
and school-owned devices be put into next page).
makes throughout the year. supervision mode.
Apple School Manager Apple Business Manager

Launched in 2017, Apple School Manager is a web-based portal Apple Business Manager is the platform for IT teams and businesses
for IT administrators to oversee people, devices and content – all to pair with an MDM solution to automate device deployment, app
from one place. Exclusively for education, Apple School Manager deployment and purchasing, and content distribution. Similar to Apple
combines Automated Device Enrollment and volume purchasing of School Manager, it combines the power of Automated Device Enrollment
Apps and Books and other classroom management tools, such as and volume purchasing in one central location.
the Classroom app, in one portal. Apple School Manager enables
Managed Apple IDs and Shared iPad and can be integrated with
your school’s Student Information Systems (SISs).

Managed Apple IDs

Apple School Manager and Apple Business Manager enable


Managed Apple IDs for users. Managed Apple IDs are created in the
Apple School Manager or Apple Business Manager portal, and can be
integrated with a school’s student information systems (SISs). They do
not require special permission and, because they are owned by your
organization, they allow IT admins to create and dynamically update
user information or even assign apps and other services to the the
user or device.

Shared iPad

Shared iPad extends the value of an iPad device by providing


multiple users access to the device. Each user, with their own
Managed Apple ID, can log in and out while their apps, content and
work stay intact. Shared iPad is available for both educational and
enterprise organizations (requires Apple School Manager or Apple
Business Manager.)
1 Deployment 2 Configuration
and Provisioning management
Getting devices into the Applying the correct settings
hands of end users. to devices.

Lifecycle
3 App 4 Inventory
management management management

stages Ensuring the correct software


and apps are on each device
and are up to date.
Reporting on the status of
each device.

Apple’s device management


framework, commonly referred to
as the MDM framework, includes 5 Security 6 User
six key elements across the entire
Securing devices to empowerment
lifecycle of your Apple devices. organizational standards.
Allowing users to self-help
when they require resources
MDM is Apple’s built-in and services.

management framework —
available for macOS, iOS, iPadOS
and tvOS — and aids with these
From initial deployment to the end-user experience, it’s critical to understand,
functions:
manage and support the entire lifecycle of the devices in your environment.
This ensures both the security and maximized potential of your Apple devices.
1 Deployment and Provisioning
Before configuring devices for end users, devices must be enrolled into management within an MDM solution.
There are several enrollment methods available, but the two highlighted below are recommended for enterprise and
education institutions looking for a streamlined and positive end-user experience:

Supervision
Description User Experience (iOS only) Best For

Automated Device
User receives shrink-wrapped
Enrollment with Automatic enrollment box, and the device is
Shipping devices to remote employees, students
Apple School Yes–wirelessly or to speed up the onboarding process.
over the air automatically configured when
Providing users with an out-of-box experience
Manager or Apple turned on
Business Manager

Users install the MDM profile by Unmanaged, personally


Account-driven Manual enrollment over
visiting the enrollment portal in No owned devices that need to be
User Enrollment the air via Settings App
the Settings app of their device enrolled into a new MDM server

Manual enrollment Unmanaged devices currently in the field or


User-initiated User visits a specific URL to
over the air or over the No devices that need to be reenrolled into a new
enrollment configure their device
air via URL MDM server

Apple Enrollment through a Mac IT manages the setup process


Yes—wired
app that connects to and hands devices to users Shared and cart-device models, labs
Configurator
devices via USB (does
(iOS and tvOS only)
not apply to Apple TV 4K)
Best Practice

Automated Device Enrollments with Apple Business Manager

Purchase devices, add them to Device enrolls with the MDM server.
your MDM inventory and ship them Prepare any configuration profiles and apps
directly to users. you’d like to apply to devices.

Jamf can
automatically
configure
your iPad.

1 2 3 4 5

Sign up for Apple Business As a user turns their device on Device receives configurations
Manager and link your account for the first time, the device will and apps scoped to it, and the
to your MDM server. automatically be enrolled – no user is brought to the Home
additional interaction is needed. screen. The device is now
managed and configured – all
without IT having to touch it!

If using a cloud identity provider, devices can be provisioned with the


appropriate applications and services based on the user’s cloud identity
and can be accessed with a single set of cloud identity credentials.
Best Practice

Automated Device Enrollments with Apple School Manager

Purchase devices, add them Device enrolls with the MDM server.
to your MDM inventory and ship Prepare any configuration profiles and apps
them directly to users. you’d like to apply to devices.

Jamf can
automatically
configure
your iPad.

1 2 3 4 5

Sign up for Apple School As a user turns their device on Device receives configurations
Manager and link your account for the first time, the device will and apps scoped to it, and the
to your MDM server. automatically be enrolled – no user is brought to the Home
additional interaction is needed. screen. The device is now
managed and configured – all
without IT having to touch it!
Configuration management Don’t know where to start? Check out a list
2 of MDM configuration profiles here, or join
When it comes to configuring Apple devices, the world is your oyster. the conversation on Jamf Nation.
You can personalize and tailor individual devices or groups of devices based
on the needs of your end users.

Configuration Profiles Policies


Define settings within macOS, iOS, iPadOS and Unique to macOS client management, policies go
tvOS by creating configuration profiles. These small beyond the basic device management capabilities
XML files can be distributed to devices utilizing of MDM configuration profiles and help you install
a managed solution. You can apply Wi-Fi, VPN, custom software and printers, manage local user
email settings and more so users can seamlessly accounts and conduct advanced management
connect to the resources they need. workflows. You can specify the tasks you want to
automate, how often and when it should run, and
to which users and/or devices.

Smart Targeting Scripts


Collect inventory details, including custom Part of policies, run shell scripts on macOS utilizing
inventory attributes you define, for all of your the Apple device management capabilities within
managed devices, to identify which ones require your client management solution. Anything that
software updates, security hardening or other can be executed in Terminal via the command
management actions. If your device management line can be turned into a script. The ability to run
solution allows, you can build groups based scripts provides far more flexibility than standard
on inventory criteria and then trigger device configuration profiles, and opens the door to
management tasks automatically to specific infinite device management capabilities.
individuals or groups, or make items available on
demand to users with an enterprise app catalog.
App management
3
App fundamentals Software Installs and Patching
Today, we are all familiar with the App Store on our iPhone, iPad and Apple TV devices. Jamf Title Editor extends the patch
They are the only way for consumers to get apps on their devices. Apple reviews the management capabilities of Jamf Pro for
developer’s code to ensure security and performance. This is one of the reasons why Apple macOS devices to provide custom software
enjoys a strong security reputation. For the Mac, however, you can also get software outside titles, override existing patch definitions and
of the App Store. create custom patch definitions. Better yet,
App Installers are Jamf-provided installer
Popular titles not in the Mac App Store include Google Chrome, Microsoft Office and Adobe
packages that streamline deployment
Creative Suite, so it’s important to have a Mac client management tool that’s able to deploy
of third-party apps.
custom software. Some management tools, like Jamf Pro, have the ability to build custom
.pkg or .dmg (Mac software install file types) by creating a before and after snapshot of an
installation. That software package can then be deployed to managed Macs – all without
users needing to be admins.

Take snapshots of Create a custom Push install via the


software installs .pkg or .dmg Jamf Agent Here are three app management
options you can utilize for your
For software that is in the App Store, we can use an Apple program to license and distribute devices.
apps to devices all without needing Apple IDs.
Deploy Apps with Apple School
Apple devices are wildly popular among consumers because of the native communication,
Manager or Apple Business
learning and productivity tools available right out of the box, but the rich library of apps in
Manager
the App Store are what set the Apple ecosystem apart. With a device management solution
in place to manage your app deployments, you ensure users have the apps they need —
Place Apps in an on-demand self
configured for their use case and secured for your environment. service catalog with Jamf Pro
(more below)
Whether your organization is choosing to utilize Apple’s built-in apps, one (or many) of the
millions of apps from the App Store or creating your own in-house custom apps, you need to
App Deployment for Apple TV
ensure users have all the apps they need and are properly secured within your environment.
App management
3
When deploying App Store apps via Apple
Business Manager or Apple School Manager,
you gain extra security and configurations for
that app (iOS only).

Here’s what’s possible:

What is a Managed App? Managed Open In App Configurations


Introduced in iOS 5, managed apps differ Managed Open In takes the concept of Sometimes deploying an app isn’t enough and
from a standard app because they are flagged managed apps a step further by controlling you’d like to pre-customize some of the settings.
as owned by an organization. Specifically, the flow of data from one app to another. With This is the premise for App configurations. App
managed apps are distributed via MDM MDM, organizations can restrict what apps are developers can define what settings can be pre
technology and can be configured and presented in the iOS share sheet for opening configured by an MDM server for their app. For
reassigned by MDM. documents. This allows for truly native data example, you could deploy the Box app with the
management without the need for a container. server URL prepopulated so users only need to
enter their username and password to get the
app up and running.
Best Practice

Deploys Apps with Apple Business Manager for the Enterprise


Apple Business Manager for enterprises: The ability to purchase apps in bulk and automatically distribute them.

Find and purchase app licenses from the web Invite users to participate in your
store. You will also need to “purchase” free apps. deployment via email or push notification.
Choose to assign
apps to either
devices directly
or to a user’s
Apple ID.

1 2 3 4 5

Sign up via Apple’s website and link Add your app licenses to your Apps are linked to a user’s Apple ID and are
your account to your MDM server. MDM server, including free apps. found in the Purchased tab of the App Store.

Apps are deployed directly to the device.


No interaction or Apple ID required.
Best Practice

Deploy Apps with Apple School Manager for Education

Find and purchase app licenses from the Apple School Manager Apps are deployed directly to the device.
web store. You will also need to “purchase” free apps. No interaction or Apple ID required.

1 2 3 4

Sign up for Apple School Manager and link Add your app licenses to your
your account to your MDM server. MDM server, including free apps.
Best Practice

App Deployment for Apple TV


Apple TV provides support for enterprise apps (commonly referred to as in-house apps). These
Want the ins and
apps can be uploaded to your management server and pushed out to your Apple TV devices outs of Apple TV?
automatically and without Apple IDs, just like your iOS devices. Popular enterprise apps for Apple
TV include digital signage, emergency alerts and more.

Configuration profiles
Using an MDM solution, IT can define settings with tvOS configuration profiles
Check out our
and distribute them to Apple TV devices. As a result, Wi-Fi, restrictions and
AirPlay settings are more easily applied over the air. Further, Apple TV devices Apple TV Management
can be put in Single App Mode to customize the Apple TV experience by class for Beginners e-book.
or Conference Display Mode for an intuitive presentation workflow.

Smart targeting
With the ability to automatically collect inventory details, including Apple
TV device names from all managed devices, IT can quickly and accurately
identify which devices require action. Based on this inventory information,
IT can build targeted groups to trigger automatic device management tasks.
For example, IT can now find all Apple TV devices without AirPlay settings
configured and then deploy that configuration.

Custom app and display support


If and when businesses create unique app experiences to deliver
a customized full-screen experience, IT can leverage MDM to deploy these
custom apps over the air. Additionally, with the latest tvOS, IT can now set
a Home Screen layout, show/hide apps as well as restrict media content based
on age guidance.
4 Inventory
MDM solutions are capable of querying an Apple device to collect a large
amount of inventory data, ensuring you always have up to date device
information and can make informed management decisions. Inventory can be
collected from a device at various intervals and include serial number,
OS version, apps installed and much more.

Examples of data collected with MDM

Hardware Details Software Details

• Device Type • OS Version


• Device Model • List of Apps Installed
• Device Name • Storage Capacity
• Serial Number • Available Space
• UDID • iTunes Store Status
• Battery Level

Management Details Additional Details

• Managed Status • Profiles Installed


• Supervised Status • Certificates Installed
• IP Address • Activation Lock Status
• Enrollment Method • Purchasing Information
• Security Status • Last Inventory Update
4 Inventory

Why does inventory matter?


You can’t manage what you can’t measure. The inventory data your Smart targeting
MDM solution collects can be used for a wide range of business
needs and empower you to answer common questions like: By leveraging inventory data, smart targeting enables you to dynamically
group devices and deploy configuration profiles and restrictions to those
devices. At Jamf, this is referred to as Smart Groups.

Are all my devices secure?


How many apps do we have
deployed? Static Groups Patented Smart Groups
What version of iOS, macOS Find all Macs wtih 8GB RAM, with 80% full
Apply a Profile or Policy
and tvOS are certain devices hard drives, running 15.1.1 or higher

running?

1 2 3

4 5 6
Some management solutions even allow you to collect extra
Apply a Profile or Policy
(custom) inventory about specific hardware and software add-ons.
For example, you can figure out when a third-party backup utilitiy
last ran or what printer drivers are installed.

Static vs. Smart Groups

Static Groups are a set of devices that are defined, like a classroom or a lab.
You can apply a management policy to that entire group.

Smart Groups, on the other hand, are dynamic and always changing based
on inventory data. This enables you to dynamically group devices and deploy
configuration profiles and restrictions to those devices.
5 Security and privacy
The security and privacy of devices and access to corporate
resources are a top priority for any organization. To address
these worries, Apple has a number of security features built right
into macOS, iPadOS, iOS and tvOS.

Coupled with an MDM solution, you can ensure that not


only your devices are secure, but your network, data
and apps are as well.

iOS/iPadOS macOS
Security Features Security Features

1 1
tvOS leverages many of the security
features found in iOS, such as direct
Software Secure System App Store Software System Integrity Gatekeeper software updates from Apple, vetted
Updates Updates Protection (SIP) and secure App Store apps, app data
protection with App Sandboxing and
deeper levels of management through
supervision.
Touch ID Hardware App App Store FileVault XProtect
Encryption Sandboxing Encryption With management, Apple TV settings can
be deployed to automate AirPlay security.
This allows you to pair Apple devices
with Apple TVs, so only the appropriate
Privacy Supervision App Privacy devices share their screens wirelessly.
Sandboxing
5 Security
Unix is the foundation for Apple’s operating
systems, providing a strong kernel at the
core. Apple’s OSs are built with security
in mind and have unique security settings Apple’s deployment
added. Those settings can be managed via programs
an MDM solution.

Additionally, utlizing Apple’s


deployment programs with
Management
an MDM solution allow for
even more management of
those settings within your 1

environment.
Apple security
features

Apple OSs

Foundation for Apple’s OSs UNIX


5 Security

MDM security commands for


macOS, iOS, iPadOS and tvOS

macOS • Enforce FileVault MDM Lost Mode for iOS/iPadOS


• Enforce Gatekeeper settings
By utilizing Apple’s Lost Mode with an MDM solution, you
• Set software update can lock, locate and recover lost or stolen iOS and iPadOS
• Lock, wipe and restart computer devices without compromising privacy through ongoing
• Delete restricted apps tracking. When Lost Mode is activated, iOS devices receive
• Remove MDM a customized lock screen message, are disabled from use
and send the location to IT.

Conditional access
iOS/iPadOS • Enable Lost Mode
For organizations leveraging Windows Azure AD and
• Lock and wipe a device
Office 365, it’s critical to implement a conditional access
• Remote wipe path for Mac devices. Best-of-breed MDM solutions offer
• Update iOS built-in conditional access integrations.
• Clear restrictions and passcodes
• Remove MDM Software upgrades
By developing major versions of macOS, iOS, iPadOS and
tvOS annually, Apple has set the pace of innovation. Each
year, Apple unveils new and great consumer features, but
tvOS • Enable Lost Mode also adds layers of security and fixes vulnerabilities. These
• Lock and wipe a device updates can be critical for devices used by employees or
• Remote wipe students in order to protect their data. Your management
• Update iOS solution not only needs to be able to deploy updates
• Clear restrictions and passcodes from Apple, but also needs to quickly support all the new
• Remove MDM management features that come with them too.
6 User empowerment and adoption
With the rise in self-sufficiency tools like Lyft, Headspace and Duolingo, today’s
workforce expects to get the tools they want, when they need them. Enterprise
app catalogs meet the needs of users by empowering them with instant access
to resources, content, tier one help and trusted apps through a single click from
their device — all without submitting a help desk ticket to IT.

With enterprise app catalogs,


users have the ability to access:

•
 App Store, B2B, in-house apps and third-party
software
• E mail, VPN and other configurations
• E -books, guides and videos
• B ookmarks and shortcuts
• P rinter mapping and drivers
• H elp desk ticketing and hardware requests
• P assword resets and compliance information
APP CATALOG FOR MOBILE APP CATALOG FOR MAC • B asic maintenance and system diagnostics
• S oftware and OS upgrades
Example: Jamf Self Service for macOS, iOS and iPadOS offers a branded app • S ingle Sign-on (SSO) integration
catalog that can integrate seamlessly into any organization’s internal resources • Localized language support for English, French,
or corporate intranet. German, Japanese and Simplified Chinese
6 User empowerment and adoption

Benefits of on-demand app and resource catalogs.

What’s in it for IT? What’s in it for users?


Bonus: Third-party
• R educe help desk tickets and support • G ive end users instant access to integrations
costs while maintaining control of your a full-service, self-help destination of
environment diversified resources
Apple device management is just one
• A utomatically install an app catalog • Intuitive user interface personalized for piece of your technology portfolio, but it’s
like Jamf Self Service on any local language and your environment
a critical and instrumental piece. Regardless
managed Mac, iPad or iPhone • B ookmark common web services such of whether you use a help desk ticketing
• Integrate with directory services as HR tools, communication platforms system like ServiceNow or an SSO
to personalize content based on or internal resources for an easy entry authentication tool like Okta, your Apple
department, user role, location point to valuable company information device management solution must integrate
and more • Install organization-approved apps seamlessly with your existing IT tools.
• A utomate common IT tasks, such without IT help Amplify the power of what you have and
as password resets and system • F ast resolution of common IT issues, extend the power of your ecosystem by
diagnostics, for tier-zero support such as printer installations and leveraging third-party integrations like those
software updates seen in the Jamf Marketplace. From cross-
industry integrations to specific solutions,
• R eceive real-time notifications for
integrations like these bridge IT teams and
available services and security
services, creating an integrated, secure and
enhancements
seamless experience for end users.

Best-of-breed MDM solutions should offer the ability to brand your app catalog
to match your existing corporate resources. This seamlessly integrates your app catalog
among existing internal properties, increasing familiarity and ease of use.
Infrastructure More and more organizations are moving
to the cloud.
planning Below are just a few reasons why enterprise organizations are going cloud:

Where you host your management Benefits of cloud hosting


environment is just as important as
the management solution you choose.
Not only does cloud hosting make Server provisioning,
Backup administration
upgrades a breeze, it takes the added ongoing security and
and testing
update management
pressure of server management,
disaster recovery, and more off of IT.

Storage infrastructure for Disaster recovery; offsite


global availability location

Database administration,
Server monitoring and
ongoing security and
response team
updates
The Standard for Apple
Enterprise Management
Apple continues to build an interconnected ecosystem, with apps and services
being cross compatible across devices. Growing enterprise partnerships (IBM, Cisco,
SAP, etc.) and a boom in technology choice programs will only bring more Mac, iPad,
iPhone and Apple TV devices to your doorstep.

To get the absolute most out of Apple and your technology As the gold standard in Apple management and with dedication to
investment, you need a management solution that matches Apple’s the Apple ecosystem since 2002, Jamf is the product most trusted
intuition and has proven from day one that helping people succeed by businesses and schools that want to offer Apple and provide
with Apple is top priority. a consistent management experience across the entire ecosystem.

Put our word to the test by taking Request Trial Or contact your preferred reseller of Apple devices.
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