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In today's JNUC session, Vincent Bippus of CERN—the European Organization for Nuclear Research—gave an overview of the IT models they implemented to provide employees with academic and personal freedom.

During this JNUC session, Nick Koval, CTO of élan Technologies, walked the crowd through four methods of imaging and explained the pros and cons of each. 

During day two of the JNUC, Jeffrey Compton—Macintosh platform architect at a Fortune 500 financial services company—explained how to use the API with a JSS Migration script to migrate an existing JAMF Software Server (JSS) to a clean, new JSS.

In this JNUC session, Jason Kuo of Eventbrite shows you how to be more starfishy and help IT be more resilient, reproducible, and flexible.

Ben Toms, Senior Infrastructure Analyst at Pentland Brands, describes the vital role certificates play when securing your JAMF Software Server (JSS) or authenticating users for network services.

IBM's Fletcher Previn greeted an excited JNUC crowd, discussing the Mac@IBM program and why each Mac that IBM deploys makes and saves them money.

James Ridsdale, founder and director of Brighton UK-based dataJAR Ltd, walked the JNUC crowd through best methods for deploying iPads and applications.

Rich Trouton, an Apple veteran with over 18 years of experience supporting Macs, provided an overview of Apple's security model as of OS X Yosemite during this year's JAMF Nation User Conference (JNUC).