JNUC 2026 Call for Sessions

The 17th Annual Jamf Nation User Conference (JNUC) is off to Kansas City, MO, September 23-25.

JNUC 2026 Call for Sessions is now open!

Are you ready to take the stage at the Jamf Nation User Conference (JNUC) 2026 in Kanas City? Now is your chance! The Call for Sessions is officially open until April 10, 2026 - allowing you to share your expertise, insights and innovations with the Jamf community.

Why submit a session?

JNUC is the premier event for Apple IT and security professionals, bringing together thought leaders, industry experts and Jamf users from around the world. Whether you have an innovative workflow, a compelling success story or deep technical knowledge to share, JNUC is the place to make an impact.

How to submit your session

To submit a session proposal, visit the Call for Sessions portal and log in. The submission process is straightforward, and this year, we’ve added additional resources to help you craft the best possible proposal:

• FAQs – Get answers to common questions about the submission process.
• Sample submissions – View examples of successful past proposals for inspiration.

What we’re looking for

We encourage submissions from IT admins, security professionals, developers, educators and business leaders across industries. Topics of interest include (but are not limited to):

Mac workflows

Mac adoption is accelerating across enterprise and education. We’re looking for sessions that show how you deploy, manage and secure Mac at scale, from technical implementation to modern management, security and employee or student experience outcomes.

Mobility workflows

Mobile devices are rapidly expanding across enterprise, education and industry, often serving as both companion devices and purpose-built tools. We’re looking for sessions that showcase workflows to deploy, manage, secure and scale mobile devices unlocking broader device utilization of iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, visionOS and tvOS while supporting Android and enabling programs such as BYOD or for end-user driven experiences.

Mac and mobile compliance

Modern Apple compliance requires a strategy that starts with management and scales through continuous monitoring and automation. We’re looking for sessions that demonstrate how you plan, implement and operationalize compliance across Mac and mobile, from frameworks like mSCP to automated enforcement, reporting and integration with broader security tools.

Reporting and risk reduction

Visibility and risk reduction are critical to securing Apple devices. We’re looking for sessions that showcase how you use reporting, analytics and security strategies to identify vulnerabilities, manage patching, assess application risk and maintain compliance across your Apple fleet, using the Jamf platform and integrated security tools to drive better security outcomes.

Integrations and APIs

Integrations and APIs are critical to scaling Apple across modern IT and security ecosystems. We’re looking for sessions that show real-world examples of how you use Jamf integrations, Marketplace partners and custom API workflows to automate processes, enhance security, unify identity and streamline Apple device management, security, identity and access, and AI across your environment.

End-user experience

End-user experience directly impacts productivity, adoption and business outcomes. We’re looking for sessions that show how you simplify onboarding, support daily end user workflows, education classroom tools and communication strategies that create seamless experiences for employees, teachers and students.

Community, career and culture

Strong teams and communities are critical to long-term success in IT. We’re looking for sessions that showcase professional growth, workplace culture, leadership, collaboration and community-building, helping attendees grow their careers while fostering more inclusive and connected organizations.

Submit your session today!

Whether you’re a Jamf veteran or new to the community, submit your session by April 10, 2026, and join the conversation at JNUC 2026!

Key dates

• Call for Sessions deadline: April 10, 2026