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Windows Intune Resources

I have blogged before about the benefits of Windows Intune, which at the moment stands in the shadows of other Microsoft cloud services - such as Office 365, CRM Online, and Azure - but clearly deserves serious attention and is currently coming into the spotlight. What gives Windows Intune this fresh momentum? - Microsoft's new-found focus on devices and services, unified architecture, integration with System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM), and strong Mobile Device Management (MDM) support.

 So, I decided to put together a quick collection of resources to assist anyone trying to learn more about the service - from the very basics to more advanced topics.

Quick (~10min) videos to get you up to speed on service basics:


    Comprehensive learning (nothing quick about these ones, the videos are on average ~1hr long):


    Finally, if you prefer to read about things:


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