Toast Notifications have proven hugely popular over the last 2-3 years. The heavy handed approach works, in some situations, but sometimes simple communication is key to embrace those power users so you can begin to formalise process and change together Toast NotificationĪllowing users to feel empowered and informed is key to keeping them “on your side”. But what if removing Java 7.x.x breaks the developers ability to support software that generates income for a company? What if the business relies on a critical lob app that still requires Adobe Flash?
Sure, we can quite simply “uninstall” apps for those users that are not supported and deemed a security risk. In this post we won’t focus on poor decision making and previous strategic approaches to app management, instead we want to give you a tool to claw back mistakes of the past 🙂 The old argument was that IT simply could not turn around app packages in Intune of ConfigMgr to keep up with the demand from developers Quite often this is applicable to software developers and IT admins, both being given permission to install apps to “test it works”.
Many organsiations, against strong advice, still allow some users to install apps on their devices.
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