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The Stanford Jamf Experience - A Device Migration Retrospective [1181]

, Manager, Endpoint Engineering and Development, Stanford University

, Project Manager, Stanford University

, Software Developer Lead, Stanford University

, Systems Engineer, Stanford

Stanford University recently completed an ambitious yet successful migration of about 20k mobile devices from Workspace ONE to Jamf Pro. But that’s not all. We’ve also enrolled more than 20k macOS devices — with even more to go.

In this session, we’ll talk about the Stanford landscape and the key decisions we made along the way during these critical projects. We’ll also review the custom integrations and applications that enhanced Stanford's Jamf experience.

Join us as we share:
  • Lessons learned while managing a complex project to migrate from one MDM to another
  • Information about a tool built to move devices in Jamf Sites based on organizational attributes programmatically
  • Best practices for using development principles in systems engineering to create sustainable approaches to device management
  • Wednesday, Sep 289:00 AM - 9:45 AM PDT
  • Thursday, Sep 299:00 AM - 9:45 AM PDT
Session Type: Culture Use Case
Skill Level: Level 200 (Intermediate)
Session Track: Best Practices, Deployment Workflows
Solution: Jamf Pro, Healthcare Listener
Session Topic: Scripting / APIs, IT and security team best practices, Device management, Integrations with Jamf products, End-user experience, BYOD (bring your own device) and Privacy, Remote or hybrid: learning and work, Endpoint security, Industry specific workflows, Education