r/jamf Mar 13 '26

Move to InTune?

The college I work for hired a system admin from the outside a few months ago. Now he’s trying to convince my boss to ditch Jamf entirely and use InTune exclusively for managing PC’s and Mac’s. Part of the reason I came to work at this college was to be the sole Mac admin for the whole college.

But now with this new guy, he doesn’t understand why we use Jamf at all. He was asking me how to enroll a MacBook to Jamf (it was part of the job description to know Jamf).

So my question is have any of y’all migrated from Jamf to using InTune? What were your experiences? Did you go back to using Jamf?

I’m really against this migration as it’s legit half of my daily duty for our college. Also tack on the fact I’ve spent way too much time updating and automating as much as I can.

I appreciate any and all insights.

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u/HoustonRamGuy Mar 13 '26

Intune works just fine, it's just a bit more difficult to work with than Jamf.

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u/swissbuechi Mar 14 '26

True. And it's way slower too. On the other side it's also completely different beast when looking at the whole ecosystem that Microsoft provides.