John Siracusa

You can look at it for yourself.

The entire internet wrote in to tell Marco about back fleet management advice.

I did ask for it.

Yeah, no, well, first of all, you asked for it.

Second of all, it was helpful.

And I don't think I saw any of them being like, man, how did you not know?

Everyone was very helpful and very kind.

So even on Marco's behalf, I was fascinated reading it.

I'm sure Marco was too, and we appreciate it.

Uh, but, uh, apparently there are many, many different ways of approaching this.

I'd like to leave aside the announcement from today, yesterday, whenever it was for just a moment, but based on what you have read, or maybe you haven't had the time to read anything.

What, what would you say is your summarization of what you've learned?

Yeah, so Apple Business is apparently a thing where they're, I guess, doing their own MDM or providing their own sort of solution.

I'm a bit fuzzy on it, but let me read a couple of things that John was kind enough to pull out of the newsroom announcement.

Apple today, on March 24th, announced Apple Business, a new all-in-one platform that includes key services companies need to effortlessly manage devices, reach more customers, equip team members with essential apps and tools, and get support.

Apple Business will be available on April 14th as a free service in the US and 200 other countries.

Apple Business Essentials, Apple Business Manager, and Apple Business Connect.

Those will no longer be available once Apple Business launches.

It's kind of slurping all those up and making one unified interface.

It sure seems to me like if I were you, I would at least kick the tires on this first and see what it's got.