You might have customers using it. You deploy policies, maybe even manage applications. But are you running Intune as a structured, profitable managed service? That is a completely different challenge.
Knowledge lives in one engineer's head, not in a documented, repeatable system.
Every tenant is configured slightly differently. No baseline, no consistency.
Manual packaging, testing, and redeployment on repeat. It never ends.
Every new customer deployment starts from scratch with no standard process.
Difficult to turn ad-hoc Intune work into a profitable, sellable offering.
If any of these feel familiar, this session is for you.
Five Microsoft MVPs share their experience running Intune at scale inside MSPs — and what it actually takes to turn it into a managed service.
How to move from ad-hoc projects to a structured, repeatable offering you can sell.
Templates, baselines, and automation to stop every deployment being a one-off.
What a rapid onboarding model looks like and how tools like Tenant Manager help.
Packaging, pricing, and operational efficiency — how to run this without burning out your team.
This is a cohort-based program for MSPs who want to move from experimenting with Intune to running it as a real managed service. By the end of the program you will not only understand Intune better, but have a clear service model you can actually launch.
This initiative combines three things rarely delivered together.
A structured approach to designing and packaging an Intune managed service.
Tools like Tenant Manager and Robopack turn the blueprint into repeatable operations across tenants.
Several Intune MVPs participate in the program and offer limited advisory sessions for participants.
After the session, registration opens for the first IntuneForMSPs Academy, starting March 31.
Join the live Q&A — then be first in line when the IntuneForMSPs Academy opens for registration.
