Um, so I’m ready to get back to the office next week and, you know, start using my new tools, I guess. And so, you know, it’s, uh, it’s been a good time to get some new tools written. I finally got through digging out a couple feet of snow when I got home from vacation, and my back is not hurting anymore because I’m getting old. Hello, and welcome to the Mac Admins podcast. I’m your host, Tom Bridge, and it’s great to be back with you, Charles and Marcus. Hello and welcome to the Mac Admins Podcast. To see how to take the repetition out of your to-do list, visit kandji.io.

Kandji, the Apple device management and security platform features over 150 pre-built automations to multiply your effectiveness and impact daily. Automating repetitive tasks frees you to focus your skills on more strategic projects that move the needle for your organization. Automation in IT is a hot topic and for good reason. This week’s episode of the Mac Admins Podcast is brought to you by Kandji. Marcus Ransom, Senior Sales Engineer, Jamf – Charles Edge, CTO, Bootstrappers.mn – Flora Walters, IT Systems Administrator – LinkedIn.We’ll chat with Flora Walters in today’s episode about her journey, scope, and some of the tools that make her job possible in today’s episode. The tasks themselves, while we feel are pretty unique on Apple devices, are often similar across platforms. Much of what is expected of us wouldn’t be possible without teams of people running around looking at settings without software that helps us along the way. We make sure the devices meet our requirements. Between those tasks, we on-board and off-board the humans who use the devices. We buy devices, or procure them, and we dispose of them when they’re out of date or broken. Some of those tasks might be opening and closing tickets others would be making a change on an endpoint that we want to behave in a specific way. One of the most useful things we do is to automate tasks.

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