Microsoft Endpoint Manager
Microsoft Endpoint Manager is the most secure and most flexible approach to manage Windows 10 and other mobile devices in your modern workplace.
-->Starting in version 1910, Configuration Manager current branch is now part of Microsoft Endpoint Manager. Version 1906 and earlier are still branded System Center Configuration Manager. The Microsoft Endpoint Manager brand will appear in the product and documentation over the coming months.
- Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager documentation. Manage device workloads in Configuration Manager and Intune. Use Desktop Analytics for update readiness. Manage your infrastructure. Operating system deployment. Software updates. Manage configuration and compliance of devices. Protect your infrastructure and data.
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There's no change to the other components of the System Center suite.
Prior product versions, such as System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, aren't rebranded.
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Managing Apple devices with Microsoft Endpoint Manager
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