Global Intune Audit & Apple Device Integration for Mitsubishi Chemical Group
We helped Mitsubishi Chemical Group take a fragmented Intune setup and turn it into a unified, secure, and scalable device management environment, with full Apple device support across every global region.
How it started
The Challenge
Mitsubishi Chemical Group’s Intune environment was solid for Windows and Android. But Apple devices were under-supported, and that gap came with real issues:
Inconsistent policies meant Apple users faced access problems or security holes
Compliance risks increased due to fragmented device standards
IT overhead was high — multiple regional workarounds, duplicate efforts
User friction was growing fast, especially among global teams using Apple hardware
The Solution
What We Delivered
1. Full Intune Audit We reviewed every aspect of their existing Intune policies, security settings, and platform configurations to identify where things were falling short — especially around Apple integration.
2. Apple Policy Design & Standardisation We created platform-appropriate policies tailored for macOS and iOS. Encryption, compliance rules, access controls, all aligned with the existing ecosystem.
3. Global Rollout Strategy We developed a phased implementation plan and coordinated with regional IT teams to deploy policies without disrupting day-to-day operations.
4. User Training & Admin Guides We delivered clear documentation and ran virtual training sessions for both end users and IT administrators.
The Impact
Complete Apple integration into Intune across global regions
Improved compliance with standardised, policy-based control
Reduced IT overhead through unified, scalable policy management
Better user experience with seamless device onboarding and access
Why It Worked
We didn’t push a platform. We audited, designed, implemented, and supported with precision and zero fluff. Now, MCG’s device management works the way it should: secure, standardised, and smooth.
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