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 large financial services organisation transitioning from SCCM to Intune as part of a wider Windows 365 programme.Â
Initially, the project involved around 600 applications before expanding to approximately 1,200. Managing application packaging, dependencies, deployment objects, testing, and quality assurance manually would have required a substantial technical team working for many months.
Instead, automation transformed the project.
Using Access Capture alongside specialist migration expertise, around 90% of application objects were created automatically, allowing engineers to focus on the small number of complex applications that genuinely required manual intervention.Â
The results speak for themselves:
- 66% reduction in overall project duration
- 50% fewer technical resources required
- 83% reduction in technical resource hours
- Faster deployment without compromising quality, compliance, or securityÂ
Perhaps the biggest takeaway is that successful migration isn’t about replacing one tool with another.
It’s about modernising the way endpoint management is delivered.
The white paper also walks through a structured ten-step migration framework covering everything from assessment and planning through to policy migration, pilot deployments, user communications, optimisation, and post-migration validation.Â
If your organisation is beginning to evaluate its migration strategy, learning from real-world projects can help you avoid costly mistakes and accelerate results.
Download the full white paper to read the complete case study and discover the proven framework for delivering a successful SCCM to Intune migration.Â
