Company Enrolled with Apple Device Enrollment Program.*Note II: If you’re struggling to find your Company Information when signing up have a look at, not many people know what a D-U-N-S Number is. *Note I: If you’re signing up don’t create an Apple ID before hand, create it during the registration process.
The best thing about it, it’s absolutely free of charge service by Apple. This means we have the ability to enroll the device into our preffered MDM and apply polices etc to the device, before it’s taken out of the box. This basically means that any device you purchase via Apple or an Approved Re-seller/Supplier will be enrolled into your company and means the device ownership is Institutional rather than Personal. You need to have signed up your organisation to Apple Device Enrollment Program and Volume Purchase Program ( ). So there’s a couple of things we need before we start the customization of SplashBuddy. * Elgato Game Capture HD60 S used to capture the footage -– Prerequisites In this tutorial we’re going to hopefully getting your automated workflow which may look a like this: So in Part 1, I will be covering a utility called SplashBuddy, which helps you give your users a nice branded hello when they turn their Mac on for the first time without the help of an IT professional.Īlso want to credit Timothy Halford – Workplace Technology Specialist Just Eat, who helped create this DEP workflow internally at Just Eat. Not impossible but not officially supported! As most people know with the introduction of macOS High Sierra the support for monolithic imaging was ultimately dead. Speaking to various people around communities and different companies it seems like everyone isn’t as far down the fully managed world Apple want us to be with many still adopting a monolithic imaging process for provision machines for our respective estates. Hi all, I’ve been very busy over the last year implementing a windows management solution, SCCM, for our fellow operating system Microsoft Windows, so the blog has been neglected for a while, however I thought i’d come back big and launch a mini series on how to get to a fully automated managed mac estate just like Apple want you to.
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