Managed, or just enrolled? Every agency computer, phone, tablet and vehicle computer under one rule, encrypted, current, and wipeable by someone who knows how.
We pay for Intune, and we're not sure we use it.
Computers are managed. Phones, tablets and vehicle computers, only some.
Everyone on the shift signs in to the shared tablet with the same password.
Only one person knows how to set up a replacement device.
Every computer, phone, tablet and vehicle computer, shared ones without a shared password, and new Windows computers ready to work through Windows Autopilot (device setup).
A written rule for what a healthy device is: encrypted, up to date, protected. A device that breaks it loses access to email and files until it's fixed.
Someone reads the compliance report every month, and the chief hears one line about it.
Fourteen plain questions about how your agency's computers, phones, tablets and vehicle computers are managed. See where you stand and the three things to fix first, in about two minutes. Read from Microsoft's own pages.
Pick your Microsoft 365 plan and see, in two minutes, what it already includes, which of it Copilot builds on, and what you're paying for and not using. Read from Microsoft's own pages, and dated.
Fourteen plain questions, the three things to fix first. Nothing to give us.
Thirty minutes on Teams, one page back within two business days. Nothing to prepare, no admin access, no pitch at the end.
Three fixed-fee, fixed-scope assessments. Each ends in a decision your board can vote on, not a binder.
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