Top Intune Companies
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Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based endpoint management and mobile device management (MDM) platform that gives IT teams a single pane of glass to deploy, secure, and manage Windows PCs, Macs, iOS devices, Android devices, and Linux endpoints - all without requiring devices to be connected to a corporate network. As remote and hybrid work has become permanent for millions of employees, Intune has emerged as the central nervous system of modern endpoint security strategies built on Microsoft's cloud stack.
The challenge organizations encounter is that Intune's power comes with considerable configuration complexity. Compliance policies, device configuration profiles, app protection policies, conditional access integration, Autopilot enrollment, and co-management with Configuration Manager each have their own dependency chains and failure modes. Organizations that rush deployments without a tested design often end up with devices that are enrolled but not actually protected, or users locked out of resources because of misconfigured conditional access rules. Experienced Intune partners prevent these expensive mistakes.
Microsoft Intune - By the Numbers
- Microsoft Intune manages more than 150 million endpoints worldwide as of early 2025, making it the most widely deployed cloud-based endpoint management platform in the enterprise market.
- Organizations using Intune with Windows Autopilot reduce new device deployment time by an average of 75% compared to traditional imaging methods, enabling zero-touch provisioning where devices ship directly from a vendor to an employee's home or office fully configured.
- The global enterprise mobility management (EMM) and mobile device management market was valued at approximately $6.2 billion in 2025 and is projected to surpass $11 billion by 2030 as BYOD policies, remote work, and IoT device proliferation accelerate adoption.
- Microsoft reports that organizations using Intune in conjunction with Microsoft Entra ID Conditional Access block an average of 97% of unauthorized device-based access attempts to corporate resources, based on telemetry from Microsoft 365 Defender.
- Intune is included in Microsoft 365 Business Premium at no additional per-user charge, covering organizations with up to 300 users - making enterprise-grade endpoint management accessible to small and mid-size businesses that previously could not justify dedicated EMM platform costs.
- Co-management adoption - running Intune alongside Microsoft Configuration Manager (MECM) for hybrid management - is used by more than 40% of large enterprise Intune deployments, enabling organizations to transition workloads to the cloud progressively rather than all at once.
What Microsoft Intune Companies Do
Intune Deployment and Tenant Configuration
Intune specialists design and build the foundational tenant configuration: enrollment restrictions, device compliance policies, device configuration profiles, update rings for Windows quality and feature updates, and certificate infrastructure for Wi-Fi and VPN authentication. A well-designed foundation prevents the "configuration drift" that plagues self-deployed environments where settings have been changed repeatedly without documentation.
Windows Autopilot Design and Deployment
Autopilot consultants configure Hybrid or Entra-joined Autopilot profiles so that new Windows devices are automatically enrolled, renamed, and configured when a user first signs in with their Microsoft 365 credentials. This eliminates the IT reimaging step for new hires and refresh cycles, enabling organizations to ship devices directly from distributors to end users with full corporate configuration applied on first boot.
Mobile Device Management for iOS, Android, and macOS
Beyond Windows, Intune partners configure Apple Business Manager integration for iOS and macOS supervised enrollment, Android Enterprise enrollment (fully managed, work profile, and dedicated device modes), and push certificate management. App deployment, VPN profiles, and email configuration are tested across device families to ensure consistent policy enforcement regardless of platform.
App Protection Policies and BYOD Programs
For bring-your-own-device programs, Intune's App Protection Policies (APP) enforce data protection controls - such as blocking copy-paste to personal apps and requiring a PIN to open corporate apps - without enrolling or managing the personal device itself. Specialists design APP policies that protect corporate data in Microsoft 365 apps on personal iOS and Android devices while maintaining clear boundaries between personal and work data.
Conditional Access and Compliance Integration
Intune device compliance policies feed directly into Microsoft Entra ID Conditional Access, enabling access decisions that consider device health alongside user identity. Partners design conditional access rule sets that require compliant, Intune-managed devices to access sensitive applications such as SharePoint, Teams, and line-of-business apps, while applying appropriate exceptions for legacy scenarios and shared workstations.
Co-Management Migration from MECM/SCCM
For enterprises with existing Microsoft Configuration Manager environments, co-management consultants configure the workload split that allows specific management capabilities - compliance policies, resource access, Windows Update for Business - to be migrated to Intune one at a time, reducing risk and allowing IT teams to build Intune competency before fully retiring on-premises infrastructure.
Microsoft Intune Costs and Pricing
Intune licensing is included in several Microsoft 365 and Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS) bundles, making standalone Intune licensing relatively uncommon. Service costs from Intune partners depend on environment size, the number of device platforms, and the complexity of the enrollment and compliance design.
- Microsoft Intune standalone licensing: Approximately $8.00 per user per month (2025 pricing) for Intune Plan 1; Intune Plan 2 adds Tunnel, Endpoint Privilege Management, and Advanced Analytics for approximately $12 per user per month.
- Microsoft 365 Business Premium: Approximately $22 per user per month, includes Intune Plan 1, Entra ID P1, Defender for Business, and the full Microsoft 365 app suite - often the most cost-effective bundle for organizations with fewer than 300 users.
- Intune deployment projects: $8,000-$60,000 for a complete deployment depending on the number of device platforms, existing MECM complexity, and whether Autopilot and certificate infrastructure are included.
- Autopilot-only engagement: $5,000-$20,000 to design, configure, and test Autopilot profiles including OEM/distributor registration and Hybrid Entra join configuration for domain-joined scenarios.
- Ongoing Intune managed services: $1,500-$12,000 per month for policy management, update ring monitoring, device compliance reporting, and help desk escalation for enrollment issues.
- MECM to Intune migration: $15,000-$100,000 depending on the size of the existing MECM environment, number of applications packaged for Intune delivery, and desired co-management timeline.
How to Choose a Microsoft Intune Company
Confirm they hold the Microsoft Solutions Partner for Modern Work designation. This designation specifically validates partner competency in Microsoft 365, Intune, and endpoint management at a level that Microsoft has assessed through exam requirements and customer evidence. It is the clearest publicly verifiable signal of Intune expertise.
Ask about their experience with your device mix. Windows-only Intune deployments are far simpler than mixed environments with macOS, iOS, Android Enterprise, and Linux. If your organization has Mac users or a significant BYOD mobile population, verify the provider has deployed App Protection Policies and Apple Business Manager integration for clients at your scale.
Evaluate their conditional access design methodology. The most common post-deployment problem in Intune environments is conditional access policies that either lock out legitimate users or leave gaps that allow non-compliant devices through. Ask how they test conditional access policies before production rollout and how they handle legacy authentication protocols during transition.
Check their Autopilot and device provisioning experience. Zero-touch deployment sounds simple but involves OEM hardware hash collection, distributor registration, OOBE customization, and Hybrid Entra join networking prerequisites that trip up many deployments. References from organizations that have shipped Autopilot devices directly to remote employees are the most relevant proof point.
Understand their ongoing operations model. Intune environments require continuous attention: new device enrollments, policy exceptions, compliance report reviews, and Windows update ring management. Providers who offer structured monthly reviews and proactive compliance drift alerting deliver better long-term outcomes than those who treat the engagement as purely project-based.
Microsoft Intune - Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Microsoft Intune and Microsoft Configuration Manager (MECM)?▼
Microsoft Configuration Manager (MECM, formerly SCCM) is an on-premises endpoint management platform that has been the enterprise standard for Windows device management for over two decades. It requires on-premises server infrastructure, manages devices through an agent that connects to the MECM site server, and excels at complex software distribution, OS deployment, and hardware inventory in large environments. Intune is cloud-based with no on-premises infrastructure required; devices are managed over the internet through the Microsoft cloud. Intune handles mobile platforms (iOS, Android) natively, while MECM is Windows-centric. Many large enterprises run both through co-management, using Intune for cloud-native workloads and mobile devices while retaining MECM for complex application deployment and OS imaging until those workloads are ready to move.
Can Intune manage personal (BYOD) devices without accessing personal data?▼
Yes - this is one of Intune's most important capabilities for modern workforces. Intune's App Protection Policies (APP) allow organizations to enforce data protection controls on corporate Microsoft 365 apps installed on personal devices without enrolling the device in MDM at all. This means the company can require a PIN to open Outlook, prevent copying emails to personal apps, and remotely wipe only the corporate app data - without ever seeing personal photos, location history, or other personal information on the device. Employees retain full control of their personal device, and IT has no visibility into personal apps or data. This separation makes BYOD programs legally and practically viable in a way that full device enrollment cannot achieve.
What is Windows Autopilot and how does it simplify device deployment?▼
Windows Autopilot is a cloud-based provisioning service that pre-registers device hardware IDs with your Microsoft tenant so that when a new PC boots for the first time, it automatically joins your Entra ID tenant, enrolls in Intune, and receives all policies, applications, and configuration settings without any IT technician touching the device. In practice, this means a new hire can receive a laptop shipped directly from a manufacturer or distributor, sign in with their Microsoft 365 credentials, and within 30-60 minutes have a fully configured, corporate-managed PC ready to use. IT teams no longer need to reimage devices or pre-configure them in a staging area. For distributed teams and remote-first companies, Autopilot has become the primary device deployment method.
How does Intune enforce security on devices that are not compliant?▼
Intune evaluates enrolled devices against compliance policies that check requirements such as minimum OS version, disk encryption status (BitLocker on Windows, FileVault on Mac), antivirus status, screen lock PIN requirements, and jailbreak/root detection on mobile devices. When a device fails to meet a compliance policy, Intune marks it as non-compliant and can trigger a sequence of actions: sending the user a notification email, applying a grace period, and ultimately blocking access to corporate resources. The blocking is enforced through Microsoft Entra ID Conditional Access, which checks device compliance status as part of every authentication request. Non-compliant devices are denied access to apps like Exchange Online, SharePoint, and Teams even if the user provides valid credentials - ensuring that security posture is a prerequisite for resource access, not just an afterthought.
Does Microsoft Intune support Mac and Linux endpoint management?▼
Yes, though with varying depth across platforms. macOS support in Intune is mature: organizations can enroll Macs through Apple Business Manager with user-approved MDM, push configuration profiles for Wi-Fi, VPN, certificates, and FileVault encryption, deploy apps from the Mac App Store or as PKG files, and enforce compliance policies. macOS management in Intune is widely used by organizations with mixed Windows and Mac fleets who want a single management console. Linux support (Ubuntu, RHEL, and other distributions) was introduced more recently and covers compliance policy evaluation and app deployment through the Microsoft Intune agent, with the feature set expanding significantly through 2025 updates. For deep Linux management such as patch orchestration and software distribution across all distros, many organizations supplement Intune with additional Linux-specific tooling.