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Previously, only those with on-premises environments and Active Directory could manage Chrome by importing ADMX templates (Google’s administrative templates) and using group policies. There was no option to perform the same for those who have a fully managed or hybrid cloud with Intune.
Microsoft has made the deployment of Intune device configuration to Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) multi-session virtual machines (VMs) generally available. Prior to this, Intune only supported the management of single-session AVD VMs. What this means is that now, you can use Intune to manage the configuration of policies on Azure Active Directory-joined AVD multi-session VMs.
If you use Intune/Endpoint Configuration Manager for managing your client devices and have deployed Surface devices in your environment, you can now have a better understanding of your Surface.
With the release of the new Windows 11, you can check if your devices are ready for it using Intune/Endpoint Configuration Manager.
As you know, Windows Autopilot allows you to automatically manage Out Of the Box Experience (OOBE) for your end user to directly join the device to your tenant in addition of ensuring naming convention and initial mandatory applications are deployed.
As you may know you can use Intune to provide user or device certificate capabilities like:
As you know Intune/Endpoint Configuration Manager can be used to deploy applications (either LOB [MSI, MSIX, APPX…] or Win32 apps [Intune package]).
Well, this has been a long awaited feature in Intune which is now available in preview: deploy application which supersede a previous one.
You can now control which printers your user can print on.