Joe Lurie (Microsoft Intune Customer Acceleration team) and Danny Guillory (product manager for Intune, responsible for Enterprise App Management) take the Microsoft Technical Takeoff for Windows and Intune audience through how Enterprise App Management (EAM) streamlines app packaging and updates inside the Intune admin center—complete with a growing app catalog and a guided upgrade experience that flags newer ISV versions so admins can update without hunting installers, commands, and detection rules. Then they get delightfully nerdy: an overview of Microsoft Graph for Intune, how RBAC and permissions carry over, how to use browser developer tools to spot the Graph calls Intune is making, and how to run those same calls in your preferred Graph tooling. Danny demos Graph in the beta namespace, shows how to pull EAM catalog data as JSON, export it into Excel, and use IDs like productId to automate tasks—like selecting apps and adding them to your tenant—so app management can scale beyond manual clicks.
We produced this Tech Takeoff session as a pre-recorded streamed event built for clarity and momentum: tight show flow, graphics that keep viewers oriented, and just enough polish to make the technical details feel surprisingly approachable. Our remote studio workflow let the speakers stay focused on the content while we handled the pacing, capture, and post polish—then delivered a smooth multi-channel stream that looks confident live and still plays beautifully on-demand.
The inevitable sequels
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