Sound familiar?
- Every laptop is set up slightly differently.
- New starters wait days for a working device.
- Lost or departing devices leave company data exposed.
Setting up devices by hand does not scale and produces inconsistent, hard-to-support machines. End user computing replaces that with cloud-managed policies, zero-touch deployment and packaged applications. Staff get a reliable experience wherever they work, and your organisation gets visibility and control over every device.
What is included
Microsoft Intune
Cloud device management, compliance policies and configuration.
Windows Autopilot
Zero-touch deployment direct from supplier to employee.
Application packaging
Reliable, repeatable deployment of Win32 and store applications.
macOS and mobile management
Apple and Android devices brought under the same control.
VDI and remote desktop
Azure Virtual Desktop, Citrix and Windows 365 environments.
OS upgrades and refresh
Planned Windows migrations and hardware replacement programmes.
Common questions
What does end user computing mean?
End user computing covers the devices, applications and desktop environments that people use to do their jobs, along with how those are deployed, secured and supported.
Is Intune suitable for a small business?
Yes. Intune is included with several Microsoft 365 plans, including Business Premium, and can give even a small team strong device control.
Can you move us from on-premises management to Intune?
Yes. Co-management or a phased move from Configuration Manager and group policy can be planned so that devices keep working throughout.