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This is the first of a three-part step-by-step series on Microsoft Endpoint Manager. We’ll show how to set it up and optimize it’s settings to get you up-and-running fast. Bookmark the page to catch parts two and three! Let’s dive in.
Microsoft Endpoint Manager (MEM) is a one-piece solution for managing computers, servers, virtual machines, virtual desktops, and mobile devices.
You’ll find no shortage of content surrounding Microsoft Teams on blogs, forums and social media these days. But, did you ever do a search for how to run Microsoft Teams Network Testing Companion? If you have, you’ll notice the barren wasteland of info regarding the topic. There seems to be a real lack of resources for step-by-step instructions on how to run Microsoft Teams Network Testing Companion so we want to dive into that topic this week. Here’s hoping this makes your life that much easier.
Let’s start.
Despite the gradual rollout of COVID-19 vaccinations, many businesses and industry experts expect another heavily remote year. Workers across various industries have proven their ability to complete their work with little onsite supervision, and as a result, many businesses have created permanent policies to accommodate working from home either part-time or full-time. Considering businesses in more “traditional” industries like banking are cutting office space, there’s a high likelihood that remote work policies will impact hiring trends.
Whether your business returns to the office, stays fully remote, or offers a healthy mix of the two, it is always crucial to maintain secure access to your company’s data. To accommodate remote work and stay competitive in the global market, organizations often issue laptops or smartphones to employees. However, with any type of off-site access to your corporate servers or data, you need to protect your business with an enterprise mobility management (EMM) program, which encompasses mobile device management (MDM) and mobile application management (MAM)
Let me explain how to create users manually. Go to Microsoft Endpoint Manager (MEM) admin center and select Users – All users (Preview) – New user:
Provide information about the user and choose the domain – your Intune subscription onmicrosoft.com domain or custom domain we configured previously:
