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We want to start using Android Enterprise with MS Intune.
Thank you very much for all the feedback, mattdermody Below, I’m sharing the specific requirements from my users. The devices they will use will be provided by the company, and we want to restrict the installation of applications while having simple monitoring of these devices.
It’s important to be able to "adopt" the devices into the inventory. In case an employee leaves the company, we need a quick cleanup of the device so that it can be made available again without extensive manual configurations. Additionally, in case of loss, it should be possible to wipe the device remotely.
We also require the installation of specific applications, such as antivirus and some tools from the Microsoft suite that we use internally. Employees will primarily use their devices as a means of communication, both with clients and internally (email, Teams, etc.).
You are describing company provided, business owned devices that are relatively locked down, possibly personally enabled, but still restricted to specific applications. You're describing somewhere in between COBO and COPE from my perspective. Both of those management styles are based on the Device Owner management style which in my personal experience, Intune does not do so well in. Some of the others here my offer a different perspective based on their own experience but I can't personally recommend Intune.
