UEM Architect Consulting

10/13/2026

When was the last time your organization took a closer look at its UEM environment?

Technology evolves, security requirements change, and configurations that worked well a few years ago may no longer reflect today’s best practices.

We are offering a complimentary Platform Health Assessment to help organizations review their existing deployments, identify potential gaps, and explore opportunities for improvement.

Whether your environment is relatively new or has been in place for years, an independent assessment can help ensure it’s configured, secured, and managed effectively.

🔗 Learn more about our Platform Health Assessment:

https://uemarchitect.org/assessment.html

10 questions. 5 minutes. An honest scored picture of your endpoint environment with a personalized next-steps recommendation.

09/04/2026

🍎 Big news for UEM Architect Consulting!

We’re proud to announce that UEM Architect Consulting is now an Apple Technical Partner, becoming only the third Apple Technical Partner in the greater Tampa Bay area.

This partnership strengthens our ability to help organizations successfully deploy, manage, secure, and support Apple devices across the modern enterprise.

For us, it’s another step forward in what we do best: bringing deep technical expertise to modern endpoint management and helping businesses get more from their Apple technology.

08/24/2026

For years, Declarative Device Management has been called the future of Apple device management.

That future has arrived.

With the next releases of macOS and iOS, DDM is no longer secondary to traditional MDM. It’s becoming the standard.

In my latest Deep Dive, I look at what that transition actually means for administrators, MDM vendors, and the future of managing Apple devices.

https://social.uemarchitect.org/ZQqib

07/06/2026

For most of our careers, we’re told to gain experience. Learn more. Lead more. Solve bigger problems.

But what happens when the very thing you’ve spent decades building starts being viewed differently?

My latest Deep Dive explores how modern hiring has changed, why experience is often interpreted instead of simply evaluated, and whether we’re measuring the wrong thing.

https://social.uemarchitect.org/hZEJV

06/26/2026

Exchange Online PowerShell isn’t as simple as it used to be.

What should have been a routine Workspace ONE Mobile Email Management deployment turned into a deep dive into modern authentication, MSAL, and Windows authentication. The experience highlighted just how much Exchange Online PowerShell has evolved behind the scenes.

In the latest Deep Dive, I share the troubleshooting process, the lessons learned, and the solution that finally resolved the issue.

https://social.uemarchitect.org/7J0lI

06/16/2026

Apple Universal Apps have been around for years.

What’s new is that Workspace ONE can finally understand them.

At first glance, Universal App support looks like another application management feature. In reality, it represents a fundamental shift in how Workspace ONE models and manages Apple applications.

My latest Deep Dive explores why this matters, the architectural significance behind it, and what it could mean for the future of Apple application management.

https://social.uemarchitect.org/Rm3DG

06/09/2026

Most WWDC26 coverage focused on the user experience.

I was more interested in what Apple quietly changed behind the scenes.

Configuration assets. Stronger security requirements. DDM-only software updates.

Taken together, they reveal where Apple is taking device management next.

My latest Deep Dive takes a closer look.
https://social.uemarchitect.org/a3SZE

06/05/2026

BYOD has been around for nearly two decades.

If it's a solved problem, why are organizations redesigning it, replacing it, or abandoning it entirely?

The answer may be that modern BYOD is no longer about managing personal devices. It's about reducing how much trust we need to place in them.

My latest Deep Dive explores Apple's Account-Driven User Enrollment, Android Enterprise Work Profile, Hypori, Venn, and the technologies reshaping the future of BYOD.

Perhaps the future of BYOD is making the device matter less.

🔗 https://social.uemarchitect.org/GmJqG

Traditional BYOD isn’t disappearing, but it is evolving. Explore Apple User Enrollment, Android Work Profiles, Hypori, Venn, and the shift toward reducing device trust in modern endpoint security.

06/04/2026

BYOD has been around for nearly two decades.

If it's a solved problem, why are so many organizations redesigning it, replacing it, or abandoning it entirely?

A new Deep Dive is coming soon.



Architect Consulting

06/01/2026

Probably my most favorite post so far.

For years, we've built security programs around determining whether a device can be trusted. But what happens when attackers stop targeting devices and start targeting identities?

In my latest Deep Dive, I explore why the future of trust may be shifting from the endpoint to the identity. Probably my most favorite post so far.

For years, we've built security programs around determining whether a device can be trusted. But what happens when attackers stop targeting devices and start targeting identities?

In my latest Deep Dive, I explore why the future of trust may be shifting from the endpoint to the identity.
https://social.uemarchitect.org/O4zO7

Modern security is shifting from device trust to identity trust. Explore how browser signals, conditional access, and identity shape access.