The popularity of Microsoft Intune began to grow among organizations after 2019. Today, many organizations already use Intune to manage their devices. As an Intune expert and device management consultant, I’ve worked with a wide range of organizations and witnessed both best practices and common mistakes in device management.

My goal has always been to keep the infrastructure clear and well-structured, so that any admin logging into your organization’s tenant for the first time can immediately understand the logic behind the setup. Recognizing the importance of naming conventions and proper targeting is key to success. I follow Microsoft’s best practices and recommendations in this area, and you’ll see how a well-designed environment should look.

We’ll also discuss managing and backing up configurations, explore the benefits of Windows Autopatch, and how it can be integrated into a clean and organized environment. If you’re not using Windows Autopatch, I’ll show you how to cluster your environments using automatic deployment rings to maintain stability—even when vendors or developers introduce bugs or errors.

Several lab demos will be presented during this session

How to keep you Intune environment clean and understandable for guest-admins. This session is for both experienced and new Intune admins working with the platform. Duration 45-60min. Microsoft Best Practice guide is also included.