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Apple Business Manager & Appaloosa
This article is part of our guide: What is Apple Business Manager? If you have finished reading this guide, congratulations! You can now consider yourself a master in all-things Apple Business Manager. Here’s a recap of what we have learned: Apple Business Manager becomes the standard in private, business app distribution It has benefits over […]
Julien Ott
How to deploy Custom Apps on iOS?
This article is part of our guide: What is Apple Business Manager? Custom Apps is a great way to distribute your app outside the App Store. Private distribution is common in businesses who have prepared an app for employee or partner use. If building a private app store is one of your goals, then you […]
How to deploy Enterprise Apps on iOS?
This article is part of our guide: What is Apple Business Manager? How to distribute my In-House iOS app? There are a variety of reasons why apps are developed: free, paid, in-app purchases, made for internal use, developed for clients & others. While Apple has created an efficient ecosystem, new and even existing developers can […]
How to extend Apple Business Manager with an EMM?
This article is part of our guide: What is Apple Business Manager? Why should I need an EMM with Apple Business Manager? Apple Business Manager is Apple’s solution to help IT administrators deploy and manage their company’s Apple devices (iOS, macOS, tvOS) in one interface. It is highly recommended to link Apple Business Manager to […]
Apple Business Manager features explained
This article is part of our guide: What is Apple Business Manager? Apple Business Manager is a platform integrating with Appaloosa to provide better control of enrolled devices & distribution of app or media licences. Apple Business Manager gathers two portals that are well known by sysadmins: Apple Volume Purchase Program (VPP) and Apple Device […]
Limitations and Integrations for Apple Business Manager
This article is part of our guide: What is Apple Business Manager? Apple Business Manager is made for Apple devices (iOS, MacOS and TvOS). You can’t manage Android devices within the same platform. If your fleet is hybrid, you should extend and complete Apple Business Manager with an EMM such as Appaloosa. Extending with an […]
How to get Apple Business Manager?
This article is part of our guide: What is Apple Business Manager? To register for Apple Business Manager, visit https://business.apple.com to register for your account. Apple will ask for basic company information alongside with your DUNS. Each account registration takes a few days to be approved and you will be ready to manage apps & […]
Is Apple Business Manager free?
This article is part of our guide: What is Apple Business Manager? Apple has made Apple Business Manager free of charge. So it shouldn’t cost you anything. If your business is using Apple devices, signing up for Apple Business Manager is highly recommended. However, there are two things any business should know: Apple Business Manager […]
Android Enterprise Essentials vs Android Enterprise
As you might have heard, Google recently launched Android Enterprise Essentials.