Scoped, Built, Handed Back.

You have an IT team. What you don't have is someone who has done this particular Apple job a dozen times. That's what a project is: a defined piece of work, scoped up front, finished, and handed back to your team.

Typical projects are a new Jamf build, a migration onto Jamf from another MDM, a fleet-wide macOS upgrade, a cleanup of an inherited tenant, or getting Macs ready for a HIPAA, SOX, CMMC or ISO 27001 audit.

Every project starts with a written scope and an estimate in hours. You'll know what's included, what isn't, and what you'll have at the end. When it's done, your team gets documentation they can actually run the environment from, not a folder of screenshots.

We take on a small number of projects at a time, so the person who scoped yours is the one doing it.