Let’s discuss the Microsoft Intune Product Family in this post. Microsoft does not offer a product called Microsoft Endpoint Manager because it recently changed its brand name to Microsoft Intune.
SCCM or ConfigMgr and Intune will be rebranded during MS Ignite 2019. In Ignite 2022, Microsoft changed the UEM brand name to Microsoft Intune. Thus, there is no longer a product suite called MEM or Microsoft Endpoint Manager.
From the Microsoft perspective, Intune and SCCM are merging into one product offering called Microsoft Intune. Microsoft Endpoint Manager MEM is Microsoft Intune Now.
Microsoft Endpoint Manager(a.k.a. MEM) has more than two or three productions under one branding. Using Microsoft Intune, you can take a flexible path to cloud management. The Microsoft Intune product family has six products under its umbrella.
Gartner has recognized Microsoft as a Leader in the 2022 Magic Quadrant for Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) based on our Completeness of Vision and Ability to Execute in this market.
Intune helps organizations speed up their cloud journey and secure, deploy, and manage all users, apps, and devices without disrupting existing processes.
| Index |
|---|
| What is Microsoft Intune Product Family? |
| Microsoft Intune |
| What is Changing in SCCM and Intune World? |
| More details about SCCM & Intune Changes (Old Info) |
| Video Related to MEM |
What is Microsoft Intune Product Family?
The Microsoft Intune product family includes 6 products. Previously, this was known as Microsoft Endpoint Manager. Let’s examine the list below to understand the Microsoft Intune product family.
- This Intune product family includes the following 6 offerings from Microsoft and some additional Intune Advanced products with add-on licenses.
Microsoft Intune introduced the Microsoft Intune Suite, a comprehensive bundle integrating advanced endpoint management and security solutions into one convenient package. Let’s examine the core products of the Intune product family.
- Microsoft Intune
- Microsoft Configuration Manager (aka SCCM)
- Microsoft Intune Suite for Advanced Solutions
- Microsoft Intune Remote Help
- Microsoft Tunnel for Mobile App Management
- Microsoft Intune Endpoint Privilege Management
Ignite 2019 Coverage
- Microsoft Endpoint Management SCCM Intune Windows Updates
- MEM is the future of SCCM Intune MEMMI MEMCM (this post)
- iOS Android macOS Mobile Enrollment Options with Intune
- Basics of Windows Dynamic Update Explained Update Management
- WVD End User Experience Availability Updates
- MSIX Updates from Ignite Reliability Network Disk-space
- Microsoft Learning Certification Exams Updates
- On-Prem WVD Options Azure Quantum Qualys Scan Integration
- Intune Reporting Strategies Advanced Reporting
Microsoft Intune
Microsoft Intune is a group of products. The following is the list of products:
- Microsoft Intune – Cloud-based unified management.
- Microsoft Configuration Manager – On-premises and cloud-based management.
- Windows Autopilot – Simplified device deployment.
- Endpoint Analytics – Data-driven recommendations.
- Microsoft Defender for Endpoint – Endpoint protection from cyber threats.
- Azure AD – Universal platform to manage and secure identities.
Microsoft announced Intune in Microsoft Ignite 2022!
- Microsoft Intune
- Microsoft Configuration Manager
- Etc.. as discussed above
It was quite a surprising announcement during Microsoft Ignite that SCCM and Intune are becoming one product—MEM. I never had any clue about these changes!
Re-brand SCCM to MEM Configuration Manager MECM or MEMCM. More d tails from David James.
Re-brand Intune to MEM Intune – MEMI 🙂 That is my speculation. I don’t know what exactly Intune will be called.
What is Changing in SCCM and Intune World?
As per David James- > Is #SCCM finally dead? No, but it’s rebranded, and I will do my best to retire the hashtag. I consider here are three parts to this announcement. The first is out. The t ey pillars are coming today and tomorrow. …#ConfigMgr#Memcm#Mempowered
@djammmer – I know many folks are r/presenting content for the next few weeks. We at Micr oft w still refer to the product as #configmgr. We will not be using “system center” or #SC int reference, as Config r still exists! And it is not going away! But it is not part of MEM.
@djammmer – “Microsoft Endpoint Manager is a big step forward as we cl if our vision for the future of dern man ent. -manage ent is a destination”!! Not a brie, it can be a destination.
More details about SCCM & Intune Changes (Old Info)
The following is the quote from Microsoft’s announcement, “The future of management: Microsoft Endpoint Manager.”
- Our mana cement vis o has not been as simple as possible. ConfigMgr and Intune have played a role, but it hasn’t always what the future holds.
- So, let me clarify this mission includes both ConfigMgr and Intune. Co-management isn’t a bridge; it’s a destination.
- In addition to Intune and ConfigMgr, MEM includes the Device Management Admin Center (DMAC) and Desktop Analytics.
Video Related to MEM
Resources
- SCCM is not Dead – https://howtomanagedevices.com/sccm/1109/sccm-dead-sccm-intune-roadmap/
- SCCM Resources
We are on WhatsApp. To get the latest step-by-step guides and news updates, Join our Channel. Click here –HTMD WhatsApp.
Author
Anoop C Nair is Microsoft MVP! He is a Device Management Admin with more than 20 years of experience (calculation done in 2021) in IT. He is a Blogger, Speaker, and Local User Group HTMD Community leader. His main focus is on Device Management technologies like SCCM 2012, Current Branch, and Intune. He writes about ConfigMgr, Windows 11, Windows 10, Azure AD, Microsoft Intune, Windows 365, AVD, etc
Hi sir,
Am planning to do sccm certification but the exam has been retired by microsoft ,what can I do?
Good Question and answer is here
https://forum.howtomanagedevices.com/endpointmanager/configuration-manager/sccm-exam/