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SCCM/Intune

Last updated May 19, 2025, generated by Sumble

What is SCCM/Intune?

Microsoft Endpoint Manager is a unified endpoint management platform. It includes both Microsoft Intune and Configuration Manager (formerly SCCM). Intune is a cloud-based service focusing on mobile device and application management. SCCM, also known as Configuration Manager, is an on-premises management platform that allows for comprehensive management of Windows, macOS, and Linux devices, including software deployment, patch management, OS deployment, and inventory management. The combined solution provides a comprehensive approach to managing and securing all types of endpoints across an organization.

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What other technologies are related to SCCM/Intune?

SCCM/Intune Complementary Technologies

Microsoft Active Directory

Active Directory is used for on-premises identity and access management, which SCCM/Intune can manage devices connected to. In a hybrid scenario, it works together with Intune.

mentioned alongside SCCM/Intune in 0% (165) of relevant job posts

Microsoft Entra ID

Entra ID provides cloud-based identity and access management, critical for Intune device management and integration with Microsoft 365 services. Intune relies heavily on Entra ID for user and device authentication.

mentioned alongside SCCM/Intune in 0% (68) of relevant job posts

PowerShell

PowerShell is a scripting language used extensively for automating tasks within SCCM and Intune, such as configuration, deployment, and reporting.

mentioned alongside SCCM/Intune in 0% (102) of relevant job posts