After being acquired, Simply Mac quickly grew from 12 stores to 70. Chase, an IT admin, said the fast expansion unveiled vulnerabilities with their system. “We didn’t have the visibility that we needed into our computers,” he said. “We couldn’t tell you what was going on in one store unless we had physical bodies in front of the keyboards.” For a company that relied on security, this was a problem. They implemented Jamf and gained the ability to separate the computers that had sensitive information from the ones that didn’t. They also received compliance reporting. “That was a really big deal for us,” Chase said. “We couldn’t imagine doing our jobs without [Jamf].”
