Jamf Blog

Admins, developers, and DevOps engineers working with macOS or iOS know that managing Mac hardware can be challenging. Companies often end up with a stack of Mac minis in a closet that aren’t scalable or secure, and cloud providers like AWS or Azure don’t offer access to Apple infrastructure. In this breakout session, Chris Chapman, MacStadium’s SVP of software development, shares how MacStadium has built cloud-hosted Apple infrastructure at scale and how that infrastructure can be used for testing, automation, app development, and more. Chris will give real-life examples and discuss use cases based on both bare metal and virtualized macOS environments.

In early 2017 dataJAR released jamJAR onto the Jamf Marketplace and to the wider Jamf Admin Community. This talk updated attendees on what's changed within jamJAR as well as showed examples jamJAR-based workflows.

There will always be documentation waiting to be done. Using mainly built-in tools with Jamf, the macOS and Microsoft Word, Mick Conners of Madison Area Technical College outlined how he created a comprehensive document to share with others.

Adam Wickert shows the steps and tools used to get zero-touch enrollment from a system configured to work on campus.

When COVID-19 hit, SAP had two major challenges: keeping its global workforce safe and keeping itself in business. This JNUC 2020 session discussed how SAP used its existing remote-friendly work culture and use of cloud services, multiple lines of communication and employee working flexibility to make the transition from SAP in the Office to SAP in the Haus.

We sat down with Senior IT Manager at Evernote, Shams Mansoor, to discuss how the new, remote normal has affected their work and what can be done to rise to the challenges of remote work as an IT professional.

The Jamf Nation User Conference (JNUC) Keynote highlights Apple Enterprise Management and enhanced workflows for remote work, distance learning and telehealth.

Critical challenges in healthcare caused by the COVID-19 pandemic needed solutions quickly. Together, UC San Diego Health and Jamf adapted preexisting technology to address these needs and lay the groundwork for the future of the healthcare experience.