Every organisation wants to modernise its endpoint management. Few, however, want the disruption that large-scale migration projects are often associated with. The good news is that successful migrations don’t happen by chance, they happen through careful planning, automation, and expertise. In our latest white paper, we examine a real-world migration project carried out for a…
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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…
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For many years, endpoint management was considered an operational function, something that simply kept desktops patched, applications deployed, and devices compliant. Today, that mindset has changed dramatically. Modern organisations rely on a growing ecosystem of endpoints that extends far beyond desktop PCs. Laptops, smartphones, tablets, virtual desktops, cloud PCs, and remote devices have all become…
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Using AI to build faster is no longer a differentiator. So, let’s start with taking that as a given. This blog isn’t a framework for AI-powered development either. Instead, we’re going to outline what we do as a company that develops software products for enterprise customers. For us, speed and governance are not things to…
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AI-generated whatever is everywhere these days. So what? The real story isn’t happening on Instagram and TikTok. Where AI is having the biggest impact is inside enterprises. With corporate licenses for platforms like Claude and ChatGPT, highly skilled, sophisticated, and well-resourced internal development teams are now supercharged. The productivity boosts are massive, with AI doing…
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“That which destroys the old mythos becomes the new mythos.” That’s a quote from the 1974 philosophical novel Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert M. Pirsig. It argues that it is essential to integrate human judgement and craftsmanship into technical systems to achieve sustainable, high-quality innovation. There are a lot of things…
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It’s quite the buzz. Even if you are not a programmer, all you need is a Claude or ChatGPT license, and you can spin up a functional dashboard or a working script over the weekend. It’s all based on data and logic, of course, but the speed and relative simplicity feel like magic. The old…
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SCCM to Intune migrations are messy and complex, so the first blog in this series demonstrated how you can get clarity – being able to see your full app estate in one place. But what do you do next? Which apps are ready for migration, and which are not? For that, you need control, the…
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We all know that SCCM to Intune migrations are complex. In fact, we opened with that very point in the first blog in this series. That blog focused on the importance of clarity, i.e., being able to see your full SCCM app estate in one place. But what happens next? You can see your SCCM…
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SCCM to Intune migrations are notoriously messy. That’s not great news if you are planning a migration project or in the middle of one. But messy they are. And the bigger your IT and app estate, the messier they become. Sprawling spreadsheets with fragmented data are usually all that is available for controlling the project.…
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