Jun 23, 2026 · 29 min · 12 segments
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Um, you know, I think the first takeaway for me, and this should be no surprise to anybody, is legacy MDM is, is dead.
Um, you-- everything is declarative, and we've known that's coming and, and you're-- any decent vendor has been building for that-
... for years now, and you saw the writing on the wall, and Apple just found...
And, and this is, I think this is what Apple, one of the things that makes them great in the enterprise is they will cut stuff off.
And with DDM, uh, this year, uh, it became official, so now we can use any known supported profile on DDM that was not migrated yet, but we can use DDM to push those.
Uh, and, and a-again, I, I think this is one of those, for me, iterative improvements and, and again, your vendors that have transitioned slowly and have, have, have-- when the, when, you know, there's something new available, we build for it, uh, it really shouldn't feel differently.
Um, but it's, it's a, it's one of those things Apple's willing to migrate hard things, and I think back to the security endpoint framework.
Like, they're willing to do the hard things that might take years to roll out and, and really sells.
Any, uh, MDM vendor is not selling d-any additional licenses, but it's just about like, what do we have to, what, what do we have to build to eliminate some technical debt? And that's what they've done.
And it's hard for everybody, but ultimately you don't like-- So when I talk about like, oh, it's so much easier to deploy Macs today than PCs, it's doing this, these kinds of things is like what lend, lends you to there.
Uh, um, I, you know, I, I-- To me, I think one, if you-- 'cause again, DDM's been bubbling, uh, amongst the scenes for years.
I think the thing I'm somewhat most excited about, um, is the, the control for unified privacy consent prompts, 'cause I do think there's some, some challenges there, and these are all good things.
Um, you know, I think the first takeaway for me, and this should be no surprise to anybody, is legacy MDM is, is dead.
Um, you-- everything is declarative, and we've known that's coming and, and you're-- any decent vendor has been building for that-
... for years now, and you saw the writing on the wall, and Apple just found...
And, and this is, I think this is what Apple, one of the things that makes them great in the enterprise is they will cut stuff off.
And with DDM, uh, this year, uh, it became official, so now we can use any known supported profile on DDM that was not migrated yet, but we can use DDM to push those.
Uh, and, and a-again, I, I think this is one of those, for me, iterative improvements and, and again, your vendors that have transitioned slowly and have, have, have-- when the, when, you know, there's something new available, we build for it, uh, it really shouldn't feel differently.
Um, but it's, it's a, it's one of those things Apple's willing to migrate hard things, and I think back to the security endpoint framework.
Like, they're willing to do the hard things that might take years to roll out and, and really sells.
Any, uh, MDM vendor is not selling d-any additional licenses, but it's just about like, what do we have to, what, what do we have to build to eliminate some technical debt? And that's what they've done.
And it's hard for everybody, but ultimately you don't like-- So when I talk about like, oh, it's so much easier to deploy Macs today than PCs, it's doing this, these kinds of things is like what lend, lends you to there.
Uh, um, I, you know, I, I-- To me, I think one, if you-- 'cause again, DDM's been bubbling, uh, amongst the scenes for years.
I think the thing I'm somewhat most excited about, um, is the, the control for unified privacy consent prompts, 'cause I do think there's some, some challenges there, and these are all good things.
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