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Isaac Ordonez discussed with the JNUC crowd a strategy for working with clients to ensure that their technology needs are met in a way that is efficient, secure, and protects their data and privacy.

As more businesses turn to Apple as viable tool in the workplace, Gerard Allen, Chief Technologist with iConnect, ponders why few are willing to make the leap to Mac-only endpoints.

In today's JNUC session, Andrew Seago explained how to simplify the complex using Casper Suite tools and walked through a once complex environment with dozens of locations, a fleet of Mac Mini servers, and numerous extension attributes. 

During today's JNUC session, Jennifer Unger discussed the major concerns for InfoSec and how IT admins can help alleviate these issues.  

Ben Greiner, President of Forget Computers and Robot Cloud, believes anyone who manages a help desk should be motivated to improve the efficiently of that help desk. See how he recommends going about it. 

As the 201 version to the Master Command Line Interface Basics session at last year's JAMF Nation User Conference (JNUC), Matt Schalk took us past the fundamentals of the command line and showed us how to solve several common challenges.

John Wetter of Hopkins Public Schools explained to the JNUC crowd the logistics of an iPad one-to-one deployment and how students are key to its success. 

Paul Cowan—IT Manager at the University of Waikato—examines the underlying architecture of iBeacons and walked the JNUC crowd through several interesting examples designed to explore how iBeacon technology can be used.