Sign-in screen to enter credentials and sign in at the start of their shift to start working.

On a device enabled with Azure AD Shared device mode, the Managed Home Screen enables the end-user with the below functions.

Post shift when the employee signs out ( or if the employee forgets, then force sign-out triggered either by shift-end time or a period of inactivity), it removes all the preferences and user data, making the device ready for the next employee to pick up and sign-in to start working on it.Ĭonfiguring Managed Home Screen to support Azure AD Shared Device mode What is Azure AD Shared Device mode?Īs stated in Microsoft’s documentation, Azure AD Shared Device mode enables an organization’s employees, typically Firstline workers, to use organization apps across a pool of devices shared by those employees, providing an optimized experience enabling single sign-on across business applications, virtually making the devices “as theirs” for the duration of their shift. Today we will look into this new feature, learn the required configurations that need to be created in the environment to support it, and finally see how it works.

With the October service release last month, Microsoft Intune (a.k.a Microsoft Endpoint Manager) introduced a new feature that enables organizations to automatically provision an android device in Azure AD Shared device mode with Android Enterprise Dedicated device enrollment mode.

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