Publishing Service

As catalog continues to grow, so will the list of apps that require manage conflicting processes to be configured. My thoughts here are to hopefully reduce possible support questions, the manual configuration required by the customer, and updat...

Uninstall other editions detected on the device that isn't the deployed application. For example: if the customer deploys 7-Zip 64bit MSI application as required to a device, and the device has 7-Zip 32bit EXE or any other flavour of 7-Zip install...

would really be awesome and useful to be able to use pmpc as a way to publish other non public stuff. For instance software behind paywalls that pmpc couldnt get hands on, in house private/custom/non public software, or just as a way to push files...

With the Intune Client, it would be nice to see what apps have been updated, the date the update to the package was done, and also show newly added apps. All of this right in the Intune Client Window

It would be beneficial for MSP's to be able to track who enabled or disabled apps in patch my pc. A log to track changes made with the user against that action would help to discover when and who selected the installation from pmpc

Allow creating multiple copies of an application so that you can have different configurations of the application. For example, if an application is licensed with a post-script, but different departments have a separate license for the app, it...

With the PMPC option to update apps in place, custom requirements are kept when the app is updated to a new revision for a newer version.However, OS requirements are not retained, they are reverted to the default OS requirement PMPC configures.

When creating Win32 application packages in Intune, at present the PMPC publishing service sets the delivery optimization priority to "Content download in background". This might cause unexpected results during the ESP for instance, or when a user...

For Intune only customers, instead of running the publishing tool on a customer owned device, a cloud portal would remove the requirement of keeping a system online just to run the scheduled application updates

We would like to have an option to create a custom detection rule for some applications. E.g. Adobe Acrobat Reader gets updated automatically but I don't want to offer this application as "new" to our users, since everything will get updated event...