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Businesses are using Apple Business Manager (ABM) with their MDM software to deploy and manage their Apple devices. It can simplify device management, but it can’t do this without a third-party MDM. In this blog, we’ll examine the relationship between ABM and device management.

MacAdmins, are you tired of working on repetitive, often redundant management tasks? Automation is great, but often merely simplifying processes can offer a huge boost, freeing up time to work on other more critical tasks. Enter MUT: your ally when updating device records and more in Jamf Pro.

We’re proud to recognize the accomplishment of over 10,000 individuals who’ve become better trained in both Apple products and Jamf Pro by passing the Jamf Certified Associate Exam.

The Jamf Pro version 10.43 update will begin using Microsoft's Partner Compliance Management API with Device Compliance for macOS instead of Microsoft macOS Conditional Access.

Plan to join our spring Jamf Event on April 25 for a behind-the-scenes look at what solutions and updates we’re working on to help you simplify work with Apple.

In the previous parts of this series, we built a command line tool that gathered data using the Jamf API. This tool was only a stepping stone to the actual goal, a graphical user interface app to show the same data.

In this part we will add a SwiftUI application "target" to our Xcode project. That way we can re-use the type files we already created for the CLI project.

Apple Business Manager and Mobile Device Management (MDM) is a perfect pairing for managing Apple devices in the enterprise.

Learn about the Jamf plans that help you manage and secure your Apple devices and see which one is right for your organization.