In today’s dynamic enterprise environment, endpoint management has evolved from a basic IT function into a critical strategic capability. As corporate IT ecosystems expand to include not just on-premises PCs and laptops, but also virtual desktops, mobile devices, and a wide array of other connected endpoints, effectively managing this complexity is essential for maintaining security, performance, and resilience.
Historically viewed as a necessary operational task, endpoint management is now recognised by forward-thinking IT and business leaders as a lever for risk mitigation, workforce productivity, and business continuity. This shift in mindset reflects a broader understanding of how deeply endpoint health, management, and governance influence enterprise agility and innovation.
This whitepaper, by David Butler-McAllister, explores the current state of endpoint management through a strategic lens. We begin by revisiting its evolution, highlighting how legacy tools like Microsoft SCCM have shaped enterprise practices and why many organisations remain reliant on these traditional solutions.
We then turn our focus to Microsoft Intune, a modern, cloud-native approach to unified endpoint management. We outline the strategic advantages of transitioning from SCCM to Intune, detailing the key stages of a successful migration. We also provide insights on aligning this transformation with broader digital initiatives.
Finally, we share a case study from a major financial services institution that successfully migrated over 1,000 applications from SCCM to Intune.
For leaders seeking to modernise their IT strategy and future-proof their endpoint environment, this whitepaper provides a clear, actionable roadmap.
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