It can be quite helpful for IT teams to have an accurate overview of all the Macs in their organization. And this should include the software installed on those devices...
Many organizations are successfully using Parallels Desktop on a day-to-day basis to make use of Windows seamlessly under macOS. On the other hand, it is important for IT teams to be able to...
A major shortcoming of SCCM is the way it provides for integrating Mac computers into the corporate IT environment—admins have to install the SCCM client program on the...
To earn the
Microsoft Most Valued Professional (MVP) title, it is not enough to just flaunt
your expertise with a few tips and tricks in appropriate news groups now and
then. A lot more is...
Chances are high that you’re running a 64-bit/x64 operating system, application, or CPU—and you don’t even know it.
With macOS Catalina dropping support for 32-bit, some users may find themselves without their favorite applications....
Lost or stolen hardware presents organizations with a great safety hazard. This risk needs to be minimized with suitable measures. Parallels® Mac Management for Microsoft® SCCM helps IT teams...
Microsoft’s Windows
10 has two major updates each year: one in the fall and one in the spring.
While things haven’t gone according to this plan in the recent past (long
story), the spring update...
For many organizations, a public key infrastructure (PKI) is a crucial part of their security architecture. Administrators have the option to set up Parallels® Mac Management for Microsoft® SCCM...
The SCCM
client agent is the counterpart to the SCCM server on the user’s side. Residing
in managed client computers, this piece of software acts as an intermediate
between the IT administrator’s actions and...
Installing Windows SCCM
To manage their clients via SCCM, organizations first need to set up the SCCM infrastructure for Windows. Before the installation can start admins need to do some preliminary work. Admins should use...
