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Application approval in SCCM 1810 and beyond is a game changer
Application approval in the latest version of Configuration Manager 1806/1810 has gotten a lot of love! Its one of the biggest changes to application deployment in many years. It still needs some finishing touches, but its well worth it to try it out and perhaps start using it. I wrote a blog post over at []
