Enrollment time grouping

Understanding enrollment time grouping for Android devices

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This week is all about enrollment time grouping for Android devices. More specifically, enrollment time grouping for Android Enterprise corporate-owned devices. The focus of enrollment time grouping for Android devices is exactly the same as for Windows devices; the focus is to speed up app and policy provisioning during the device enrollment. With enrollment time grouping, the IT administrator can add a device to an Entra security group directly during the enrollment of the device. That enables the IT administrator to use that security group for assigning required apps and device configurations. Together that provides a faster delivery of the required apps and device configurations, as the device will be a member of the security group directly after the enrollment. This takes away any delays …

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Understanding enrollment time grouping

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This week is all about one of the key features of Windows Autopilot device preparation. That feature is enrollment time grouping. Windows Autopilot device preparation itself is a new iteration of Windows Autopilot and is used to quickly set up and configure new Windows devices. So far, nothing new. The focus, however, of Windows Autopilot device preparation is to further simplify the deployment of Windows devices, by delivering consistent configurations, enhancing the overall setup speed, and improving the troubleshooting capabilities. Besides that, it also takes away the requirement of first registering Windows devices with the Windows Autopilot service. Instead the Windows Autopilot device preparation profile is assigned to users and applied after user authentication during the out-of-box experience (OOBE). That provides a much more flexible …

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