Posted on Microsoft Tech Community: As we talk with our customers that are using Microsoft Endpoint Manager to deploy, manage, and secure their client devices, we often get questions regarding co-managing devices and hybrid Azure Active Directory (AD) joined devices. Many customers confuse these two topics – the first is a management option, while the second is an identity option. In this blog, I hope to clear up any confusion and give guidance and scenarios on how to use both to manage and protect your devices.
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