With iOS 18, iPadOS 18 and watchOS 11, Apple is optimizing the central configuration and management of iPhones, iPads and Apple Watch for companies. It doesn’t matter if the devices are company-owned or personal within the framework of BYOD – that 120 minute live webinar MDM expert Mark Zimmerman shows IT managers how to effectively use innovations in inventory, device management, and security.
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Learn how to apply iOS updates, control Safari extensions and integrate with Google Workspace using MDM systems, Apple Business Manager and Apple Configurator. The speaker also explains how non-DEP Macs can be integrated into MDM and what benefits the new Declarative Device Management (DDM) offers. Other topics include managing the Apple Watch and the importance of alternative app stores for MDM.
Rumors at a glance: This is what we expect at Apple’s iPhone keynote in 2024Mark Zimmermann illustrates the content using live demos and answers individual questions from participants. Take the opportunity to update your knowledge and benefit from valuable practical tips. So you are well prepared to take full advantage of the possibilities of iOS 18, iPadOS 18 and watchOS 11 in your company.
Webinar highlights
- New MDM features with iOS 18/iPadOS 18 and Outlook
- Changes and innovations in Apple Business Manager
- Using declarative device management
- Managing the Apple Watch in the company
- Assessment of app marketplaces in the EU for MDM
- Live demos and answering personalized questions
120 minute live webinar in October
The webinar is aimed at system and network administrators as well as IT managers who manage iOS and iPadOS devices. It will take place on October 8, 2024 from 10 am to 12 noon and will provide participants with the opportunity to ask their questions. After the webinar, presentation slides, a recording and a personalized certificate of participation will be available.
The cost of a ticket is 129 euros.
More information and registration: MDM/iOS in companies with iOS 18 and watchOS 11
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