Nice new function. BUT (!) the priecing is ... hmm... not so nice. i mean, $3 extra for 1 a function, that should be a basic security feature is - i cant find a nice word.
Well well well Andy! Now you got my full attention 😁 Jeremy is a favorite of mine since forever. And I’m pumped to know more about the new features of Intune.
Microsoft is pricing everything new as add-ons. With this, Teams Premium, and some more stuff coming in the next few months, you are quickly adding $20-30 per user per month on top of even an E5 license. Maybe there will be an E7, but right now I would look at all your options. Do not assume that there would not be an Intune Suite Premium license in a few years as well with even MORE new stuff for a higher price.
No, this is more than covering costs. For just the privilege elevation piece ($3 per month), I can get a competing product from BeyondTrust for significantly less ($60k per year vs $360k). When we purchased E5, it was marketed as the premier tier. Add-ons are one thing, but these costs, even with a significant discount in an EA, are just too much.
The facility that Help-desk would be proactive (using analytics) and get in front of the problem before the User calls in will be a novel idea to Help-desks ;-)
To be honest, Michael, I’m not sure at this point. It was Jeremy’s demo. I’d check out the documentation on learn.microsoft.com for more concrete details. Just a reminder that the product has actually now been released as well, so there should be plenty of documentation.
I'm fairly new to the world of Intune and as an admin of a global estate with multiple countries, I need to be able to identify the devices that are given a "Default" scope tag. Is there a simple way to find these devices and work out why the correct scope tag(s) haven't been applied?
@@AndyMaloneMVP We are gearing up to deploy Intune very soon. We're still doing some fine tuning on our MECM environment but we'll slowly integrate Intune for co-management next and that's super exciting. I'll keep an eye on your channel as well as Jeremy Chapman's but any other resources you might recommend... I am all ears. And thanks. :)
Part of our problems today is a terrible failure of consistency. So many people are having to re-do their work and training because some people at Microsoft decide to rework platform, name, UI, features, licensing. Its become the number one problem with Microsoft, and it ruins whatever they do and whatever they roll out. I'll get into doing something only to find that a chunk of hidden stack needs E5 licensing or some other painful barricade/hurdle to doing things. And in security areas especially.
Remember that in comparison to Windows server and products of the past. The cloud is an evergreen service that is constantly evolving and changing. In order to keep up-to-date we must constantly review the Microsoft 365 roadmap. By doing this, you’ll have an idea of what’s coming rather than being shot at when it arrives and you’re not ready for it. Thanks again for your comment and input 👍
@@AndyMaloneMVP I've been in IT since the 90s. And this is not aimed at you in any way - its aimed directly at Microsoft. I watched the video. I've watched the pain of Intune now for years. Many of the 'features' being lauded were in tooling that Microsoft removed. Back in the day, people have forgotten that much of the tooling was present in what we had. Microsoft messenger had chat, remote support, screen and tool sharing. Its 2023 - I'm watching the MS lead talking about how 'Chat' is coming soon. Really. 'Chat' is coming soon. We have fundamentally had the tooling. Its been removed - and its being sold back to us at a higher price tag, with a per capita price increase. 'Its only $3 per person if you are on E3 blah blah. I'm then meant to robotically go out into the world and sell this on to customer bases. The eat all your security by menu payment game is disgusting. We're actively in a game where vendors are base insecure and the game now is that 'we can crank what they pay' to try to get out of the hole we are in. *I work at an MSP. Chat and remote tooling tools are used. As much as I see some people cooing in the comments, I'm just going to say that people either are new and arn't aware of the tooling being removed and resold back at a higher price, or are just fans - which is fine. No harm no foul. But IMHO intune and several other parts of MS are years behind in what was/is, and the resale of capability that we already had is for me a grind. Microsoft and many in the industry need to do better. The buy E5 + bolt on games to get/find security are disgusting. Microsoft today ships as default user setup being admin. In 2023. The admin account has too much rights but lets setup people like its 1998. The first thing we do in setup is hook that account to cloud. The guy in the video laments that security has gotten crazy lately. Yea, no kidding. I wonder how things can be so bad /sarcasm/.
All of this is nice, but for the small to mediume business, this is outside of the price range. I find that these new suite options would only benefit large organizations that are already using these features but via other applications and want to consolidate.
is that AI talking insted of Jeremy 😀 ... joking... it would be nice that was live and people can ask questions... I can imagine how many people wanted to ask JC 🤩
They must have been cloning Brad Anderson back in the days as Jeremy kind of looks like Brad. Andy the ServiceNow integration looks rather basic like a deep link back to SNow console. Are they able to feed from Intune CMDB information like they could do with MEMCM?
(Opinion)Microsoft is trying to be a one-size-fit-all company because their products serve so many sectors (government, educational inst., big private enterprises, small businesses) so they change names of the products trying to fit all of those sectors in.
Have you seen the licensing changes over the years? As an Engineer I leave the licensing up to my sales people because it's just too much to keep up with at times.
I just started a new IT job and I was eventually told I replaced a guy that got sacked because he used his home gaming PC to VPN into the company network and then jump on SCCM to do some tasks. Because he had admin privileges, a virus on his computer started locking out files and folders all over the network. I'm guessing it was ransomware. After over a month or so, my boss is now getting things back to normal with a lot of virtual machines having to be dumped and re-created. What is it about Intune that would help stop such a breech? Are there safeguards in place with the newer version? The company uses Azure and MS 365.
Endpoint security can help with this. It is a component of the Microsoft in tune suite. I would recommend really reading the documents and watching the videos on the learn.microsoft.com site it is the definitive source of information and will educate you on the products capabilities, as well as improving your skills. All the best, Andy
@@AndyMaloneMVP Thank you, Andy. I am a new subscriber and I think all your Azure, 365, and Intune videos are fantastic. It certainly helps me a lot as this is the first company I have worked for that has an up to date network system. Rob
@@stevenp1961 his name appears twice in the video. It’s also listed in the description of the session. I’ve also listed his links to the video. All in English
Microsoft should bring back Windows XP/7 and continue parallel updates and support for all of there operating systems along with releasing new versions of anything
Whatever you do would, for the sake of God, woul you please please please keep the name the same. Microsoft's constant flavor of the week naming is ridiculous.
Steep learning curve and you can ONLY learn/use it when used in a company/bussines ... No way to use/learn it at home ... ( Unless you pay the jackpot every month ... just like Azure ... )
Not at all, you can take out a free trial subscription, in fact you can have as many as you want. I find this an excellent learning tool. Also learn.microsoft.com is an awesome resource which now includes all Microsoft coursework for free. On top of that, there are also new labs being introduced. What more can you ask for!
Mind boggling stuff, thank you for this Andy. Excited to flesh out this new Intune admin center.
Nice new function. BUT (!) the priecing is ... hmm... not so nice. i mean, $3 extra for 1 a function, that should be a basic security feature is - i cant find a nice word.
And to get all this in "one" package (Remote help, Endpoint privileges, Tunnel for MAM) is $10 per device.. :| Price is steep.
Well well well Andy! Now you got my full attention 😁 Jeremy is a favorite of mine since forever. And I’m pumped to know more about the new features of Intune.
Thats awesome thanks so much :-)
Wonderful interview. Thank you.
Thanks for listening
Microsoft is pricing everything new as add-ons. With this, Teams Premium, and some more stuff coming in the next few months, you are quickly adding $20-30 per user per month on top of even an E5 license. Maybe there will be an E7, but right now I would look at all your options. Do not assume that there would not be an Intune Suite Premium license in a few years as well with even MORE new stuff for a higher price.
I guess they have to cover increases in costs as well. Prices are up everywhere. I know it sucks 😩
No, this is more than covering costs. For just the privilege elevation piece ($3 per month), I can get a competing product from BeyondTrust for significantly less ($60k per year vs $360k). When we purchased E5, it was marketed as the premier tier. Add-ons are one thing, but these costs, even with a significant discount in an EA, are just too much.
@@NoTechHacker you tell ‘em Jessie 🤪
@@NoTechHacker agreed. We moved to BeyondTrust and less $$ and users like it
Is there a way to block auto updates for non windows apps (apps from for example Apple store)
Also what about DEX Analytics for MAC, is that in the product also? I didnt see it so maybe it doesnt exist yet?
No sure at this point.
The facility that Help-desk would be proactive (using analytics) and get in front of the problem before the User calls in will be a novel idea to Help-desks ;-)
Also, Tunnel for MAM was only shown on a mobile device, could it also work on windows devices in the same manner?
But maybe technically thats a moot point....
To be honest, Michael, I’m not sure at this point. It was Jeremy’s demo. I’d check out the documentation on learn.microsoft.com for more concrete details. Just a reminder that the product has actually now been released as well, so there should be plenty of documentation.
I'm fairly new to the world of Intune and as an admin of a global estate with multiple countries, I need to be able to identify the devices that are given a "Default" scope tag. Is there a simple way to find these devices and work out why the correct scope tag(s) haven't been applied?
I believe you can run a report but as too which specific setting. I'm not sure sorry. Try reaching out to the Microsoft Tech Community :-)
Wonderful session .how can we prevent BSoD from advanced analytics features
What’s the million dollar question isn’t it. That’s why I have a Mac.🤪
I'm guilty, I never stopped calling it Intune. It really has a nice ring and rolls off the tongue.
I totally agree with you, Richard me, neither 😊
@@AndyMaloneMVP We are gearing up to deploy Intune very soon. We're still doing some fine tuning on our MECM environment but we'll slowly integrate Intune for co-management next and that's super exciting. I'll keep an eye on your channel as well as Jeremy Chapman's but any other resources you might recommend... I am all ears. And thanks. :)
@@AK_Vortex you’re very welcome 👍
Great Stuff Andy, Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
When can we expect the Endpoint Privilege Management feature?
Currently being rolled out at the moment
GOOD ONE THANKS
You’re very welcome
Part of our problems today is a terrible failure of consistency. So many people are having to re-do their work and training because some people at Microsoft decide to rework platform, name, UI, features, licensing. Its become the number one problem with Microsoft, and it ruins whatever they do and whatever they roll out. I'll get into doing something only to find that a chunk of hidden stack needs E5 licensing or some other painful barricade/hurdle to doing things. And in security areas especially.
Remember that in comparison to Windows server and products of the past. The cloud is an evergreen service that is constantly evolving and changing. In order to keep up-to-date we must constantly review the Microsoft 365 roadmap. By doing this, you’ll have an idea of what’s coming rather than being shot at when it arrives and you’re not ready for it. Thanks again for your comment and input 👍
@@AndyMaloneMVP I've been in IT since the 90s. And this is not aimed at you in any way - its aimed directly at Microsoft. I watched the video. I've watched the pain of Intune now for years. Many of the 'features' being lauded were in tooling that Microsoft removed. Back in the day, people have forgotten that much of the tooling was present in what we had. Microsoft messenger had chat, remote support, screen and tool sharing. Its 2023 - I'm watching the MS lead talking about how 'Chat' is coming soon.
Really. 'Chat' is coming soon.
We have fundamentally had the tooling. Its been removed - and its being sold back to us at a higher price tag, with a per capita price increase. 'Its only $3 per person if you are on E3 blah blah. I'm then meant to robotically go out into the world and sell this on to customer bases. The eat all your security by menu payment game is disgusting. We're actively in a game where vendors are base insecure and the game now is that 'we can crank what they pay' to try to get out of the hole we are in.
*I work at an MSP. Chat and remote tooling tools are used. As much as I see some people cooing in the comments, I'm just going to say that people either are new and arn't aware of the tooling being removed and resold back at a higher price, or are just fans - which is fine. No harm no foul. But IMHO intune and several other parts of MS are years behind in what was/is, and the resale of capability that we already had is for me a grind. Microsoft and many in the industry need to do better. The buy E5 + bolt on games to get/find security are disgusting.
Microsoft today ships as default user setup being admin. In 2023. The admin account has too much rights but lets setup people like its 1998. The first thing we do in setup is hook that account to cloud. The guy in the video laments that security has gotten crazy lately. Yea, no kidding. I wonder how things can be so bad /sarcasm/.
All of this is nice, but for the small to mediume business, this is outside of the price range. I find that these new suite options would only benefit large organizations that are already using these features but via other applications and want to consolidate.
Not at all these features will also feature in business premium and can also be purchased separately
This is great stuff!
is that AI talking insted of Jeremy 😀 ... joking... it would be nice that was live and people can ask questions... I can imagine how many people wanted to ask JC 🤩
Great suggestion, who know what the future brings.
@@AndyMaloneMVP 👌🎇🎁
Perfect!!!! 10-Q
will this come to partner portal cipp?
I’m not sure
They must have been cloning Brad Anderson back in the days as Jeremy kind of looks like Brad. Andy the ServiceNow integration looks rather basic like a deep link back to SNow console. Are they able to feed from Intune CMDB information like they could do with MEMCM?
Hi Michael at this point I’m not sure. I do believed it will be fully intergraded though
Good vid, but Remote Help has a long way to go. Hope they put more in it.
Microsoft , please stop renaming product.
Don’t complain, that keeps us in a job🙈🤪
@@AndyMaloneMVP True but at this point we need a separate person just to keep track of name changes😭
(Opinion)Microsoft is trying to be a one-size-fit-all company because their products serve so many sectors (government, educational inst., big private enterprises, small businesses) so they change names of the products trying to fit all of those sectors in.
Have you seen the licensing changes over the years? As an Engineer I leave the licensing up to my sales people because it's just too much to keep up with at times.
Especially because documentation doesn't match!
Microsoft has been working hard to get back all of the money that companies have been spending on third party tools to do provide these services.
Need a remote tool that supports four monitors
Check out learn.microsoft.com for all the specs :-)
I just started a new IT job and I was eventually told I replaced a guy that got sacked because he used his home gaming PC to VPN into the company network and then jump on SCCM to do some tasks. Because he had admin privileges, a virus on his computer started locking out files and folders all over the network. I'm guessing it was ransomware. After over a month or so, my boss is now getting things back to normal with a lot of virtual machines having to be dumped and re-created.
What is it about Intune that would help stop such a breech? Are there safeguards in place with the newer version? The company uses Azure and MS 365.
Endpoint security can help with this. It is a component of the Microsoft in tune suite. I would recommend really reading the documents and watching the videos on the learn.microsoft.com site it is the definitive source of information and will educate you on the products capabilities, as well as improving your skills. All the best, Andy
@@AndyMaloneMVP Thank you, Andy. I am a new subscriber and I think all your Azure, 365, and Intune videos are fantastic. It certainly helps me a lot as this is the first company I have worked for that has an up to date network system. Rob
Free trials then confusion then $$$....M$ WAY
Jeremy Chaplin from MS doesn’t exist in LinkedIn or Google. 😮
How can we follow him if we can’t find him. He’s not Googleable.
How can I find his TH-cam channel when Google or Linked can’t even find him. 😢
Jeremy Chapman NOT Chaplin @DeployJeremy
His name was never listed anywhere. And most of us don’t speak British English. We need to see his name Written. Ty
@@stevenp1961 his name appears twice in the video. It’s also listed in the description of the session. I’ve also listed his links to the video. All in English
Microsoft should bring back Windows XP/7 and continue parallel updates and support for all of there operating systems along with releasing new versions of anything
Yeah and they should bring back horse and carts instead of cars as well🙈😂😂 Just kidding my friend 🤪
This changes and portals are getting ultra confusing
On that become a regular reader of the Microsoft 365 Roadmap it will help you stay 1 step ahead of the game👍
IT IS EXPENSIVE THE WORLD GETS MORE AND MORE GREEDY. THIS AND THAT AND THEN YOU SEE A SEAT LICENSE 100$ PP PER MONTH?
Ah yes but just think of the cost of the infrastructure for this. :-p
Whatever you do would, for the sake of God, woul you please please please keep the name the same. Microsoft's constant flavor of the week naming is ridiculous.
Steep learning curve and you can ONLY learn/use it when used in a company/bussines ... No way to use/learn it at home ...
( Unless you pay the jackpot every month ... just like Azure ... )
Not at all, you can take out a free trial subscription, in fact you can have as many as you want. I find this an excellent learning tool. Also learn.microsoft.com is an awesome resource which now includes all Microsoft coursework for free. On top of that, there are also new labs being introduced. What more can you ask for!
dont talk so much
That's a first :-D