Cloud Attach Your Future - Part II - "The Big 3"

Danny_Guillory Nice post, thanks for it.  I would like to ask you something, since it seems like I have the floor for a minute.  If customer XYZ has no ConfigMgr nor Intune in place today, but they DO have on-premises AD and will continue to require it, what is Microsoft's stance in terms of recommended approach for best overall capabilities and experience:

1. Implement ConfigMgr, and Intune, and enable co-management.
2. Skip ConfigMgr altogether and just implement Intune.

I'm of the opinion that ConfigMgr is essentially legacy, even though it clearly has more fine-grained administrative control over many things.  I can't figure out if Microsoft is behind Intune as being as good as ConfigMgr or not.  There's a lot of effort and marketing going into ConfigMgr at present, I think more than Intune.  So I just wonder.

Thanks in advance.