Updated 2018-03-19 One of Microsoft Intune feature is to deploy useful mobile applications that your users need to get their job done. We can think of the Office suite such as Word, Excel, Powerpoint and One Note. This blog post will show how to deploy Microsoft Word on managed iOS devices with Microsoft Intune and SCCM. This is the 9th post of the Mobile Device Management with Intune and SCCM 2012 blog series. Microsoft Word for iOS devices requires Mobile Application Management (MAM) policies in Microsoft Intune. Since it’s a pre-requisites for Microsoft Word, we will configure a MAM policy in this post at step 2. MAM policies give the ability to protect company data without affecting personal data. You can also apply restrictions like Save As, Clipboard and many more. You can read more about MAM on Technet. Step 1 | Create the Application in SCCM Creating a mobile … Read More
Referenced Configuration Items Not Available in SCCM
Are you importing your applications in SCCM when it’s time to copy applications from one environment to the other? In some company, SCCM is installed twice, one for development and one for production. SCCM in a development environment provides flexibility but it adds additional cost to maintain both environment. Using the import application wizard in SCCM can ease the process and save time to copy applications from one to another environment. In the best of worlds, it is best to keep environment identical much as possible, but it is very difficult to get there. The problem is that you can end up with missing features and import applications that require these requirements. Did you ever receive this Referenced Configuration Items Not Available error message at the end of Import Application Wizard? [su_note note_color=”#cbcbcb” radius=”8″]Error: Provider Exception: Referenced configuration items are not available [/su_note] This is because one of your Referenced Configuration items not available in the destination … Read More