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You’ve got app deployment down, but what happens next? That’s where things can get messy. In this episode of Unpacking Endpoint Management, we dig into what it really takes to run a smart, scalable app strategy in Intune. From lifecycle planning to tool selection and real-world tradeoffs, we move past “how-to” and into “what works.”

Bring your questions, your opinions, and your challenges. Post them ahead of time or join the discussion live. We’ll tackle the tradeoffs, engage in honest debates, share what’s working (and what’s not), and help you build a smarter approach to app management at scale.

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Heather_Poulsen
Updated Jun 12, 2026
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9 Comments

  • rrenstrom's avatar
    rrenstrom
    Brass Contributor
    Jun 30, 2026

    Will EAM app installers that install in the system context automatically remove existing user-context installs for the app?

  • C00kieMonster's avatar
    C00kieMonster
    Brass Contributor
    Jun 30, 2026

    In SCCM it's very easy to establish collections based off installed/uninstalled applications, app versions, and plenty of other queries. Is there any way to dynamically scope deployments of apps and scripts to machines similar to how SCCM could scope collections? Creating dynamic machine groups in Intune appears to be extremely limited. We don't want every single app deployment to be evaluated on every single system unnecessarily if there's a good way to reign in the scope of each deployment.

  • Intune_with_devices's avatar
    Intune_with_devices
    Copper Contributor
    Jun 30, 2026

    Is IC3 aka fastlane coming to win32 apps? Where historically win32 depended on the 

    IME’s own evaluation timing (60 minutes)

  • Phanindhar's avatar
    Phanindhar
    Copper Contributor
    Jun 30, 2026

    Dependent Applications in Intune cannot be uninstalled whether the parent application is installed or not on the device. It is a pain if we want to make an application available both as a standalone and also tied it to a dependency.

    • Phanindhar's avatar
      Phanindhar
      Copper Contributor
      Jun 30, 2026

      Thanks for reading my Question.

      Here is an example. 

      App B tied as a dependency to App A in Intune.

       

      App B is installed as a standalone app on a device which does not need App A. The device only has the option to reinstall App B. Once we remove the Dependency in Intune, the uninstall option shows up. 

      • Heather_Poulsen's avatar
        Heather_Poulsen
        Icon for Community Manager rankCommunity Manager
        Jun 30, 2026

        Thanks for providing this extra detail. Danny and Nicole will take a look. Feel free to reach out to Danny_Guillory​ via DM here on the Tech Community with any additional details.

  • Heather_Poulsen's avatar
    Heather_Poulsen
    Icon for Community Manager rankCommunity Manager
    Jun 30, 2026

    Unpacking Endpoint Management is live! This podcast is designed to be interactive so post your questions and thoughts here in the Comments.