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Zrafted plans and runs the move from Microsoft Configuration Manager (SCCM) to Microsoft Intune: assessment, co-management, workload shifting, Autopilot, app packaging and security baselines, so devices stay managed throughout.
An SCCM to Intune migration moves device management from on-premises Microsoft Configuration Manager to cloud-based Microsoft Intune. Most organizations do it in phases using co-management, which lets both tools manage the same devices while workloads, such as compliance policies, updates and apps, are moved one at a time.
The goal is modern, cloud-managed devices that can be provisioned with Windows Autopilot and secured with consistent baselines, without a risky all-at-once cut-over.
Inventory devices, apps, collections, task sequences and dependencies, and identify blockers.
Define identity, enrolment, policy and app strategy, including Autopilot and security baselines.
Connect SCCM and Intune so devices are managed by both during the transition.
Move compliance, updates, protection and apps in stages, starting with a pilot group.
Replace imaging task sequences with Windows Autopilot where it fits.
Runbooks, policy documentation and training for your IT team.
| Factor | Configuration Manager (SCCM) | Microsoft Intune |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | On-premises servers | Cloud service |
| Remote and off-network devices | Needs extra infrastructure | Native |
| OS provisioning | Imaging and task sequences | Windows Autopilot |
| Infrastructure to maintain | Servers, sites, distribution points | Minimal |
| Fit for complex legacy needs | Strong | Some scenarios need planning |
Capabilities and licensing change. Confirm current Microsoft documentation and licensing before you plan.
Every workload moves to a pilot group first, with a rollback path.
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If part of your estate is not suited to Intune, we say so and plan around it.
Co-management lets Configuration Manager and Intune manage the same Windows devices at once, so you can move workloads to Intune gradually.
It depends on estate size, application complexity and how many workloads you move. We estimate after an assessment, and phased migrations commonly run for weeks to months.
Yes. Many organizations stay in co-management for a period, or long term for scenarios that still need SCCM.
We inventory and rationalize apps, then repackage or redeploy them through Intune where it makes sense.
No, but it simplifies provisioning for new and reset devices and is a common part of the move away from imaging.
It depends on devices, apps and complexity. We confirm cost after an assessment.
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