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That’s simply not true, a marketing a line from jamf. There are several serious MDMs. Of big enterprises I know of just one that uses jamf, and they augment it
by w0de 6y ago
That’s simply not true, a marketing a line from jamf. There are several serious MDMs. Of big enterprises I know of just one that uses jamf, and they augment it with many, many questionable bash scripts.
- cj 6y ago> a marketing a line from jamf My perspective comes from talking to anyone on the Apple Business team at the San Francisco union square location, and also reps from apple's general business support line. There are definitely a ton of other MDM solutions, but none that I've heard mentioned so frequently by apple employees as JamF.
- w0de 6y agoApple has long echoed this line (part of the reason their purchasing of fleetsmith, not jamf, is surprising). A sampling of MDMs that large companies you've heard of use: - vmware workspace one - bare metal micromdm - simplemdm - fleetsmith - kandji - jamf
- caseyf7 6y agoMy experience also. Apple business team recommended jamf every time.
- samcat116 6y agoRight but Jamf is what enables you to deploy those bash scripts reliably.
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- wpm 6y agoWhat enterprise management isn't chock full of questionable scripts? Shit, my org has over 15,000 group policy objects that have been collecting, getting linked across OUs, and duplicated for over 15 years. The whole thing is questionable. It works though.