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095: Web app deployment

Overview​

Benefits​

  1. Ease of Deployment: Web apps are easier to deploy compared to native apps since they don't require installation. Intune creates a shortcut to the web app on the user's device.
  2. Cross-Platform Compatibility: Web apps can be accessed from any device with a browser, ensuring flexibility and ease of access.
  3. Centralized Management: Administrators can manage web app deployment from a single console, simplifying the process.
  4. Reduced Storage Requirements: Since web apps run in a browser, they don't consume significant storage space on the device.

Drawbacks​

  1. Dependency on Internet: Web apps require a stable internet connection, which might not always be available.
  2. Limited Functionality: Web apps might not offer the same level of functionality or performance as native apps.
  3. Browser Compatibility: Ensuring compatibility across different browsers can be challenging.

Impact on End Users​

  • Improved Access: Users can easily access required web apps through the company portal.
  • Enhanced Flexibility: Users can access web apps from any device with a browser, providing greater flexibility in how they work.
  • Possible Connectivity Issues: Users might face issues if they don't have a reliable internet connection.

Relation to Zero Trust​

Deploying Android web apps in Intune aligns with the Zero Trust security model by:

  • Ensuring Secure Access: Only authorized users and compliant devices can access web apps, reducing the risk of unauthorized access.
  • Continuous Monitoring: Intune continuously monitors devices and apps for compliance, ensuring that security policies are enforced.

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