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Member Type: Standard Users
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Profile Views: 1,070 views
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Last Update: May 11, 2012
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Joined: May 10, 2012
About
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First Name
Micah
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Last Name
Baker
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Gender
Male
Professional
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Current Employer
Apple Inc.
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Job Title
Consulting Engineer
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Micah Baker commented on Ryan Ingersoll's article: Finally, AC is a new product and we are paying attention to what customers like you are hoping it can do. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on both Apple Configurator and Profile Manager; We appreciate the feedback!
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Micah Baker commented on Ryan Ingersoll's article: That is why the supervision profile is non-removable while the MDM enrollment profile is removable. If it was your personal device would you want IT to be able to keep you from removing their settings when you leave the organization?
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Micah Baker commented on Ryan Ingersoll's article: AC is meant for scenarios where the institution owns the devices and wants more control over them (supervised devices) while PM (and MDM in general) is meant for pushing out configuration profiles to devices that are not owned by the institution.
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Micah Baker commented on Ryan Ingersoll's article: In scenario 1 PM is not needed since devices regularly connect to the Mac on the cart. In scenario 2, AC compliments PM by silently enrolling into PM. PM then becomes the primary tool and AC is only used for occasional app installation or updating.
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Micah Baker commented on Ryan Ingersoll's article: AC is primarily designed for two workflows: 1) A cart of iOS devices connected to a single Mac running AC where the devices stay with the cart, and 2) Initial device preparation for devices that go home.
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Micah Baker commented on Ryan Ingersoll's article: I think it might be helpful to understand the respective deployment scenarios that Apple Configurator (AC) and Profile Manager (PM) target, respectively. First of all, AC only supports USB while PM only supports wireless, which impacts their optimal usage.
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