Those of you already familiar with Intune might have noticed that, by default, Intune runs the application installer process in a 32-bit context. Unlike SCCM, Intune doesn’t offer an option to start app installation in a 64-bit context with a simple checkbox.

Today's increased demand for efficiency in IT necessitates knowledge of how to speed up workflow using powerful tools such as PowerShell and Intune.

In this article, we will: Have a look over the AZ module, Understand how authentication with Azure works, Explore Microsoft Graph and Microsoft.Graph.Authentication module and Learn how to put all of this together to get the list of Win32 applications from Intune via PowerShell.

In today's technology-driven workplace, deploying Win32 applications efficiently and securely is a critical challenge for IT departments.

Hey there, IT folks! I have some exciting news to share with you about Microsoft Intune Enterprise App Management. This addition to the Intune Suite is set to launch in February 2024, and it's going to revolutionize the way we handle third-party applications.

Ever faced the puzzle of deploying an application silently via Intune in a system context, but also needing to communicate with the user? You're not alone!

Hey there, IT folks and tech enthusiasts! Today, we're diving into the ever-changing world of IT management, specifically the transition from SCCM to Intune, and spicing things up with a bit of application packaging know-how.

If you're already familiar with the basics of publishing an MSIX application to the Microsoft Store, you're ahead of the game.

With Intune, Microsoft made it easier to deploy MSIX/APPX packages in your infrastructure.

Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based service that can be used for managing mobile devices, protecting company information, and ensuring devices/applications used, meet your company's security policies.