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    Introducing App Catalog for macOS: Simplifying app management for IT admins

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    Managing macOS applications presents a distinct challenge for IT administrators. Unlike iOS, where apps are centralized within the App Store, the majority of macOS apps are distributed through various external sources. This decentralized approach makes it difficult to monitor installations, manage updates, and ensure proper configurations. 

    At Scalefusion, we’ve taken on this challenge head-on, introducing a streamlined solution that redefines how enterprises manage macOS applications—simplifying processes, enhancing control, and minimizing administrative overhead.

    This is why, we are excited to announce the App Catalog for macOS.

    macOS App Catalog

    This feature is designed to streamline the way IT admins deploy, update, and manage third-party applications. With this release, we’re putting the control back in the hands of IT teams, ensuring a seamless experience for both admins and end-users.

    What’s new?

    The App Catalog for macOS introduces a suite of powerful features to enhance application management:

    • App Catalog: Give your users the freedom to install approved apps from a curated list known as the App Catalog, minimizing the need for IT support.
    • Centralized app installation and updates: Enable end-users to install and update 400+ third-party applications directly from the Scalefusion dashboard, saving time and reducing complexity.
    • Automated updates: Set up automatic updates for supported applications to ensure devices are always running the latest versions, eliminating the risks associated with outdated software.
    • Pre- and Post-installation scripts: Configure custom scripts to tailor application behavior before and after installation, catering to your organization’s specific needs.
    • Manage app permissions: Effortlessly auto-grant app permissions while ensuring security policy compliance with minimal user intervention.

    How it works?

    The macOS App Catalog leverages Installomator, a robust tool designed for seamless application installation and management. Here’s how it functions within Scalefusion:

    • Comprehensive catalog access: View and select 400+ applications directly on the Scalefusion dashboard.
    • Easy deployment: Once selected, apps can be deployed to device groups or profiles with just a few clicks.
    • Configurable options: Customize app installations with pre- and post-installation scripts to meet organizational requirements.
    • Real-time updates: Stay informed about app installation and update statuses to ensure uninterrupted functionality across devices.

    Why App Catalog for macOS?

    With App Catalog for macOS, we’re addressing one of the most significant pain points for IT teams, which is the efficient management of third-party applications on managed macOS devices. 

    This feature aims to simplify the application management lifecycle, right from deployment to updates, allowing IT teams to focus on strategic initiatives rather than operational hurdles.

    Start simplifying macOS app management today

    Scalefusion’s App Catalog for macOS is designed to make life easier for IT teams while enhancing the user experience for employees. We’re excited to introduce this feature as a step forward in enhancing macOS device management for IT teams. Your feedback is invaluable to us, so don’t hesitate to share your thoughts and suggestions at [email protected].

    Spurti Preetham Gurram
    Spurti Preetham Gurram
    Spurti Preetham Gurram is a seasoned Product Management Leader and VP of Product and Growth at Scalefusion, with a strong focus on product strategy, cybersecurity, and cross-functional team leadership. His expertise lies in developing high-performing enterprise applications and their go-to-market strategies.

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