The report surveyed IT pros managing Apple devices at scale, and goes over everything from hardware and security, to OS rollouts, to AI on devices.

👉 Dive into the full report and insights: buff.ly/piUm3gR

IT leaders don’t need less automation—they need the right kind of automation.

How do you decide what to automate?

✅ Automated compliance checks mean you don’t have to trust; you can verify.
✅ Automated patch rollbacks mean you can deploy updates without fear.
✅ Policy-based automation ensures every endpoint is configured exactly as intended.

So the fear of losing control with automation makes sense. But what if we flipped the narrative?

Done right, automation doesn’t remove control—it strengthens it.

If IT embraces automation through an automation-driven MDM like Kandji's, it becomes a strategic driver of security and efficiency.

Where does your IT team still rely on manual work?

What would your IT team do with that reclaimed time?
How much faster could security threats be addressed?
How much better could IT support employees?

If IT doesn’t automate, it falls behind.

The best security posture is one that never falls behind.

A unified MDM, EDR, and Vulnerability Management solution like Kandji's can help you easily accomplish this across your Apple fleet in one convenient platform.

What security workflows is your company automating?

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👉 Automated Patching → Zero-day vulnerabilities don’t wait for IT schedules.
👉 Real-Time Access Controls → Reduce insider threats with automatic deprovisioning.
👉 Compliance Audits on Autopilot → Stop scrambling before audits—automate security checks.

✅ Automated patching pushed updates within 2 hours.
✅ Threat response workflows kicked in instantly.
✅ Downtime: Zero.

The CIO’s takeaway? 👉 "Manual oversight feels safe—until it isn’t."

The key isn’t avoiding automation. It’s implementing automation that works for you, not against you.

If your company is managing Apple devices without fully leveraging ABM, you’re working harder than you need to.

What’s your biggest Apple device management challenge right now?

❌ Not enforcing Activation Lock bypass – If a device is lost or stolen, can IT reclaim it? Many companies don’t have this set up properly.

❌ Skipping Apps and Books purchasing – Are you manually distributing apps? ABM lets you assign and revoke licenses with zero user involvement.

❌ Not using Automated Device Enrollment (ADE) – Still manually setting up devices? You’re missing out on true zero-touch deployment.

❌ Ignoring Managed Apple Accounts – Employees using personal Apple Accounts = app sprawl, lost access, and security risks.