App Install Lifecycle: (I still cloud managed devices showing up as failure, pending or success). I understand the concept of lifecycles for management of artifacts, but application of this within Intune. Is App Lifecycle information/status meant for future use or a use I’m not aware of?

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One small addition: Please add tenant ID to Tenant Details view. You can find from multiple places, but it should be very easily available.

We are managing a lot of tenants. I love the way that this is possible with the Intune admin portals from a CSP/guest/B2B perspective. Compliments on that! Other portals could learn from that, you need an account in a tenant to be able to get to certain admin portals.

A few things that would help adoption of native Intune for my enviroment, outside of some great things i already heard mentioned 1. Tenant Attach allows remote control of MECM applications (install, Uninstall, etc.). There is no equivalent in Intune apps currently. (Our support process relies on this heavy for add on apps shared systems which in my environment out number way user deployed devices by a large margin) 2. Running scripts on demand on at least single devices or not multiple as well– again Support workflows and works only with MECM /Tenant Attach would like to see this Intune native 3. Tenant Attach does support script with parameters, but MECM does would be helpful if that could be supported

I love these interactive sessions. As a Subject Matter Expert in my organization, I am responsible for all our standards we implement at our customers regarding the modern workplace (based on Intune). I love to share my experience and help others in the community. Thank you for the shout out! Next step for me is developing our standards around a DevOps idea and pipelines.

Any plans to introduce supersedence on Configuration Profiles? Having a main policy - then adding exceptions to targets groups is easier to manage.

It's not all that uncommon that we see a blog or Twitter post from someone at Microsoft who says something like "the recommended configuration is XYZ." It would be great if there was a "Use recommended settings" button when creating a Configuration Profile, configuring WUfB, Endpoint Protection, etc that would create that recommended config so that we don't have to figure out what it might be.

With Proactive Remediations, there are columns for "Pre-Remediation Output" and "Post-Remediation Output" but nothing for "Remediation Output". Is it possible to get this added to allow us to be more verbose with our remediation scripts on successful remediation?