For fast-growing organizations in Nigeria and Ghana, expansion often comes with a hidden tax: IT complexity. As teams grow, managing a fleet of diverse laptops, smartphones, and tablets manually becomes a logistical nightmare.

It allows your IT team to manage every endpoint—Windows, macOS, iOS, or Android—from a single, centralized dashboard.

Modern Management for a Modern Workforce

Intune shifts the burden of device setup from your IT staff to the cloud, enabling a “ready-to-work” experience from the moment a box is opened.

Efficiency at Scale

Automated device management makes your organization more agile and secure:

The New Workplace Reality Most Businesses Are Unprepared For

Across Nigeria and Ghana, work no longer happens only in the office. Employees now access company data from homes, co‑working spaces, and personal mobile devices. While this flexibility improves productivity, it has quietly opened the door to data leaks and security breaches.

Here’s the uncomfortable truth: it’s no longer a question of if a security incident will happen — but when. Organisations that fail to secure endpoints are one compromised device away from downtime or regulatory trouble.

What Microsoft Intune Actually Does

Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based endpoint management platform that enables security without friction. It works seamlessly with Microsoft 365 to enforce modern Zero Trust security.

Industries Feeling the Pressure Most

Business Benefits Leaders Care About

• Reduced Data Breach Risk: Stop threats at the endpoint before they enter your network.
• Secure BYOD (Bring Your Own Device): Respect employee privacy while keeping corporate apps isolated and secure.
• Lower IT Overhead: Manage all devices—Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android—from one central cloud console.
• Conditional Access: Automatically block devices that aren’t updated or don’t meet your security standards.