Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

Our Field CTO, Jeff Hunter, talks about the prerequisites for migration, and then walks through how to setup migration from another MDM into NinjaOne by using the "assign device management" feature in Apple Business Manager.

Most IT teams find themselves playing catch up when dealing with vulnerabilities within their IT environments. In this stream, Director of Community, Jonathan Crowe joined by Director of Product Management, Greg Thomas and Sr. Product Marketing Manager, Mark Bermingham, will discuss how to be proactive and build a vulnerability management process that reduces risks and costs. What you’ll learn.

Today’s IT environments are everywhere spanning endpoints, cloud applications, remote devices, and SaaS platforms. It lives on endpoints, servers, in cloud apps, across home offices, remote devices, and SaaS platforms. But your backup strategy? It’s still fragmented. A patchwork of legacy endpoint tools, bolt-on SaaS protectors, and disconnected consoles. This complexity isn’t just inefficient… it’s dangerous. Blind spots lead to ransomware payouts. Missed restores mean lost productivity.

When it comes to emergencies, it's not if something will happen, it's when. Whether it's a natural disaster or a cyberattack, IT teams must always be at the ready to save as much data as possible and keep the organization safe. Prevention is an important step, but being prepared for when the worst happens could save valuable time, money, and information from being lost.

Join VP of Partner Enablement Jon North for an automation deep dive. Jon will share his expertise in scripting and automation to bring your IT operations to the next level. In this stream, you’ll see.

Our Field CTO, Jeff Hunter, demonstrates how to integrate Microsoft Entra into NinjaOne using SAML, which forces NinjaOne accounts to use Microsoft Entra as the authentication source for login. Next week in part 2, we'll discuss configuring SCIM, which allows you to use Entra to create and manage both technician and end user accounts in NinjaOne. Chapters.

When leadership breaks down, we tend to blame people, culture, execution, or even ourselves. But most organizations are behaving exactly as their systems allow. This presentation looks at leadership like a system to be debugged. Instead of focusing on intent or language, we’ll examine outcomes: what behaviors are rewarded, where friction appears, and how incentives and constraints shape decision-making inside IT teams.

As IT leaders, you’ve heard it before. If operations are running smoothly, executives may ask, “What are we paying you for?” but if issues arise that affect the organization, you may face the same question, “What are we paying you for?”

Everything in IT should be looked at through an automation lens.

Most teams aren't full of A-players because most leaders are playing the wrong game. They're chasing expensive talent with perfect resumes instead of identifying people who can be A-players in their specific context. The best leaders know how to spot undervalued talent, develop them systematically, and create environments where top performers choose to stay. This session shows you how to build your own talent factory instead of competing for the same overpriced candidates as everyone else.