Mva configure mobile devices for office 365
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The document introduces Sonja Madsen and Rob Latino, highlighting their expertise in SharePoint and mobile office applications. It outlines key features of Microsoft Intune for managing mobile devices and applications, emphasizing support for BYOD, device compliance, and remote wipe capabilities. Additionally, it discusses the integration of Intune with existing systems and provides an overview of available office applications for various mobile platforms.
Mva configure mobile devices for office 365
- 1. Sonja Madsen | SharePoint MVP, Sonjasapps Rob Latino | Program Manager, Microsoft
- 2. Meet Sonja Madsen | @sonjamadsen • SharePoint MVP – Microsoft partner and vendor – Owner of Sonjasapps – Blog about SharePoint 2013 at sp2013.blogspot.com – Speaker at conferences on SharePoint topics – Over 10 years with SharePoint
- 4. Agenda • Devices and Office apps for mobile phones – Office, Lync, Outlook and Calendar, OneNote, OneDrive • Administrative features: – Exchange ActiveSync mobile access and policies • Windows Intune: Distribute applications and updates centrally across all popular platforms
- 5. Devices and Office apps for mobile phones Windows Phone, iPhone, iPad, Android1 phones, BlackBerry® using BlackBerry® Business Cloud Services2, Nokia (Symbian OS), Surface with Windows RT
- 6. Get Office apps for mobile phones • Via desktop • Via phone
- 10. Office
- 16. Lync
- 20. Outlook
- 22. OneNote
- 29. Windows Intune Windows Intune lets you manage PC and mobile devices • Support BYOD for Windows, iOS, and Android • No infrastructure required • Protect corporate assets with configuration policies and remote wipe • Easily integrate with existing System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager deployments as needed
- 30. Intune
- 31. Intune • Conditional Access – Mobile devices must be enrolled in order to access Office 365 data
- 32. Intune • Device Management – Control what mobile devices can connect to Office 365 Data – Set device configuration policies – Enforce data encryption on devices • Admin Controls – Seamless Integration with Existing Azure AD – Configure device policies by groups – Product level granular control
- 34. Intune • Device Reporting – Device compliance reports – Mobile usage and trends in our organization – Notifications and Alerts
- 37. Intune • Selective Wipe – When IT admin triggers the wipe, all data cached and stored in Office Mobile and LOB apps will be delated, while all of the user's personal content remains intact
- 38. Summary • Devices and Office apps for mobile phones • Administrative features • Windows Intune
- 39. ©2014 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Office, Azure, System Center, Dynamics and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.
Editor's Notes
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- #6: Question 1: Does Office and other mobile apps run also on older versions of iPhone, Windows Phone, and Android? Question 2: Do mobile apps have the same functionality on all mobile platforms?
- #12: Question: Why does the app need access to Photos/Media/Files?
- #17: Comment/Question: The same interface as for Office Mobile app
- #21: Question: We don't need to download an app from the App Store. Is there Outlook app to download?
- #24: Question: There is OneDrive app in users also installed. Is that Office 365 OneDrive?
- #30: Question: No infrastructure required? Is Windows Intune like Office 365?
- #32: Question: Do we need to install Intune software on mobile devices?