Why More Organisations Are Moving from SCCM to Intune

There’s no question that SCCM has been one of Microsoft’s most successful enterprise management platforms.

It remains an incredibly capable solution for organisations with complex Windows environments, offering deep control over software deployment, operating system imaging, patch management, compliance, and reporting. For many enterprises, it continues to perform exactly as intended. 

So why are more organisations looking towards Intune?

The answer lies in how the workplace has evolved.

Today’s users work from home, on customer sites, while travelling, and across multiple devices. Organisations need endpoint management that isn’t dependent on on-premises infrastructure or VPN connectivity. They need a platform that can securely manage Windows devices alongside macOS, iOS, Android, and increasingly cloud-based environments.

That’s exactly what Microsoft Intune was designed to do. 

As Microsoft’s cloud-native unified endpoint management platform, Intune delivers flexibility that traditional on-premises solutions simply weren’t designed for. Features like Windows Autopilot enable zero-touch device deployment, while automated patching, deep Microsoft 365 integration, and built-in security controls reduce administrative effort and strengthen compliance. 

There are financial benefits too.

Moving away from on-premises infrastructure can significantly reduce server, licensing, and ongoing maintenance costs. Many organisations also see operational savings through automation and fewer support tickets as endpoint management becomes simpler and more consistent. 

Of course, migrating to Intune isn’t as simple as flipping a switch.

Applications need assessing. Policies need converting. Users need communicating with. Security must remain uncompromised throughout the transition.

That’s why successful migrations begin with planning rather than technology.

Our white paper provides a practical roadmap that explains what organisations should assess before migrating, where the common pitfalls lie, and how experienced partners can significantly reduce project complexity.

If you’re wondering whether now is the right time to move to Intune or how to do it successfully, our guide provides the insights you need.

Download the full white paper to discover how organisations are approaching modern endpoint management and planning successful migrations.