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Andrew Taylor
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Andrew Taylor is an End-User Compute architect with 20 years IT experience across industries and a particular interest in Microsoft Cloud technologies, PowerShell and Microsoft Graph. Andrew graduated with a degree in Business Studies in 2004 from Lancaster University and since then has obtained numerous Microsoft certifications including Microsoft 365 Enterprise Administrator Expert, Azure Solutions Architect Expert and Cybersecurity Architect Expert amongst others. He currently working as an EUC Architect for an IT Company in the United Kingdom, planning and automating the products across the EUC space. Andrew lives on the coast in the North East of England with his wife and two daughters.
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Deploying Office applications

The Microsoft Office Suite of Applications (now known as Microsoft 365 apps) is more than likely one of the most important applications required on your devices. For that reason, we need to be sure they are deployed correctly, reliably, and ideally forced on the Enrollment Status Page (ESP).

Getting started

Within Intune, there are three different ways to deploy Microsoft 365 apps, one of which is a lot more consistent than the other. The best method is to wrap it as a Win32 application using the Office Deployment Tool (ODT). We will cover this in this recipe as we can then control the deployment of it during the ESP. We also know it will be installed using the Intune Management Extension (IME), which prevents applications from clashing.

Before we look at how to deploy as a Win32 application, we should look at the other options available within the portal – that is, using the graphical user interface (GUI) with either configuration designer...

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Published in: Jan 2024Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781805126546

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Andrew Taylor

Andrew Taylor is an End-User Compute architect with 20 years IT experience across industries and a particular interest in Microsoft Cloud technologies, PowerShell and Microsoft Graph. Andrew graduated with a degree in Business Studies in 2004 from Lancaster University and since then has obtained numerous Microsoft certifications including Microsoft 365 Enterprise Administrator Expert, Azure Solutions Architect Expert and Cybersecurity Architect Expert amongst others. He currently working as an EUC Architect for an IT Company in the United Kingdom, planning and automating the products across the EUC space. Andrew lives on the coast in the North East of England with his wife and two daughters.
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