Apple TV is about to get a lot easier to deploy in enterprise as Jamf prepares for tvOS 10.2 release

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Apple TV is about to get a lot easier to deploy in enterprise as Jamf prepares for tvOS 10.2 release

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<p>Anticipating the release of <a href="https://9to5mac.com/2017/03/14/tvos-10-2-beta-6/" target="_blank">tvOS 10.2[/url], Jamf today <a href="https://www.jamf.com/products/jamf-now/?a=838de2e3-1deb-4ce8-9744-ca91a3463c30" target="_blank">announced[/url] support for Apple’s Device Enrollment Program and expanded Mobile Device Management features for Apple TV, meaning organizations will soon be able to set up, configure and distribute apps for Apple TVs in bulk in the same way already available for iPhone, iPad, and Mac.</p>
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