Registration of a device can also be done manually as I described in this previous article. And we also have a look at the end-experience. In this article, I describe how the configuration is done with Microsoft Intune and Samsung Knox. When the user starts the device out of the box, it checks in to the Samsung services, receives the settings to enroll the device in the MDM, and starts an easy enrollment process. Here the IT admin creates an MDM profile, in this case for Intune, and assigns the profile to the devices. With Samsung KME, vendors register the purchased Android devices in the Samsung portal. The full device is managed with Intune, but personal and corporate apps and data are separated.Īndroid COPE with Intune can be combined with Samsung Knox Mobile Enrollment (KME) for easy deployment of the corporate-owned devices.
This is the equivalent of the personally owned devices with work profile for the BYOD scenario, but this management option is for corporate-owned devices. Since last year Microsoft Intune supports Android Enterprise corporate-owned devices with a work profile, also known as Corporate-owned, personally enabled (COPE) devices (at the moment of writing still in preview in Intune).
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