Shout out to our customers 📣

Massive shout out to ​@NoboruENOMOTO ​@TonyInHiro and ​@Tetsuya Mimuro ( ​@Tetsuya )!!!

We couldn’t’ve achieved to launch very first education community in Japan without you!
From the planning stages through operational preparation, your professional expertise and warm encouragement played an essential role in helping this initiative take its first solid step.
We deeply appreciate your contributions, without which this launch would not have been possible.

We will continue striving to develop this group into a meaningful space for exchange and learning, and we sincerely hope for your continued guidance and support.

Once again, please accept our thanks for all your assistance.

 

このたび、ユーザーグループ立ち上げにあたり、多大なるご協力を賜りました先生方に、心より御礼申し上げます。

企画段階から準備に至るまで、専門的な知見と温かいご支援を惜しみなくご提供いただいたことで、
本活動は確かな一歩を踏み出すことができました。
皆さまのご尽力なくして、Jamf Educators Japanの発足は実現し得なかったものと深く感謝しております。

今後も本グループが有意義な交流と学びの場として発展していけるよう努めてまいりますので、引き続きご指導・ご支援を賜りますようお願い申し上げます。

改めまして、これまでのご協力に心より感謝申し上げます。

Shoutout to ​@takumi_n, ​@mayuu, and ​@kurohitsuji!

I want to extend my deepest appreciation to these three amazing leaders who have been driving JMUG — one of the most active and fastest-growing user communities in the world.

Now in its sixth year, JMUG has hosted 44 events to date, and these efforts have played a huge role in energizing and uniting the MacAdmin community across Japan.

Their impact doesn't stop locally — they also attend JNUC every year, stay on top of the latest developments, and bring valuable insights back to the community in Japan. Their dedication and enthusiasm make them true heroes.

JMUG wouldn't be the thriving community it is today without these three.

On behalf of the Jamf Japan team, a huge thank you for everything you do!

JMUGをこれまで引っ張ってきてくれた、3名の素晴らしいリーダーの皆さんに心から感謝を伝えたいです！

JMUGは世界的に見ても、とても活発で、そして急成長しているユーザーコミュニティのひとつ。6年目を迎えた今、これまでに44回ものイベントを開催し、日本中のMacAdminコミュニティを盛り上げ、つなげてきました。

さらに、毎年JNUCにも参加して最新情報をキャッチアップし、日本のコミュニティへしっかり還元してくれています。その行動力と情熱は、まさにコミュニティのヒーローです。

この3名がいなければ、今のJMUGはなかったと言っても過言ではありません。
いつも本当にありがとうございます！
 

Huge shout out to ​@Nayte ​@RichardKaufman and team for being incredible Jamf advocates! Your collaboration and insights during your CMMC audit compliance process were invaluable, showing how Jamf solutions can help organizations meet critical cybersecurity requirements.

This is what true partnership looks like, working together and sharing real world experiences that benefit the entire Jamf community. https://www.jamf.com/resources/case-studies/how-defense-unicorns-achieved-cmmc-certification-using-jamf/

Thank you for being such fantastic advocates!

I can't let this thread go by without shouting out @tommypatzius!

Tommy has been one of those admins who makes the job genuinely fun. From the moment I started working with True Manufacturing, it was clear he wasn't just managing Apple devices — he was actively investing in his craft. Watching him dive into the RC Program, earn his certifications, and show up at JNUC to connect, learn, and give back to the community has been a privilege to witness from the sidelines.

And it clearly hasn't gone unnoticed by others here — the love for Tommy in this thread is well-deserved!

On top of all of that, he's just a great partner. Always responsive, thoughtful, curious about what's next (Platform API, Shared iPads, the works), and genuinely easy to work with. The kind of admin who makes the Jamf ecosystem better for everyone around him.

Thank you, Tommy — True Manufacturing is lucky to have you, and so is this community! 🙌

Thanks for the kind words ​@punkfooter! I always look forward to our Zoom calls and have been thankful for how awesome you’ve made me look over the years in front of my leadership team. 😄 I’m giving you a shoutout right back for not only the aforementioned, but for keeping me on track with diving into new resources and allowing me to trial just about anything I wanted to learn more about.

I would like to give thanks to the entire JAMF community, since i dont have all the space in the world to type every single one of you here. I will just drop names that one way help me develop who im now.

@chalcahuite or Sergio Aviles. My first JNUC in 2016 was made epic due to his super star status
​@MarkMelaccio for always staying calm and collected
​@MusicCityMac Man you are the most aswesome person ever.
​@tommypatzius Not knowing you and you still helped me greatly. Glad to finally having a drink with you
​@Jordy-Thery WHo does not know you… 
to all the members who make great tools like Dan Nelson from #mac-Health_check
​@Tonyyoung for his blog
 Tom Bridge for macadmins slack
John Malhman for the philly group
Christos from Apple - he puts up with us in NYCJUG
​@wakco11 you made meetings fun and loud

For all those again building great tools like Baseline, EscrowBuddy, etc.. Made my job a lot easier.
Many more but cant take over the post.


 

​@Jiggie914, you’re making me blush. Thank you so much for your kind words, and more importantly, your friendship! 😊

A big shout-out to ​@JackKuiper for always being so proactive, spotting things early, and staying truly engaged with Jamf. Your feedback and attention to detail make such a difference. Thank you for everything - we’re lucky to work with you! :) 
Anna

Have to give a shout-out to one of my favorite admins I have ever has the pleasure of working with,​@danielgreenMTB at M&T Bank! Daniel is extremely hard working, clever, always on top of things in the Jamf/Apple world, and still manages to make the work fun for his team. As a bonus, he got me hooked the coolest small business T-shirt shop for which I am eternally grateful (though maybe my wallet isn’t 😅). I miss working with you and the M&T Bank team, Dan!

I hope all is well in Buffalo - please tell everyone I say hello. 

- Emma Heaton, Jamf CSM

Another shoutout for Michael Cleveland and Matt Lynch at ​@breadfinance! You may have thought I needed “easier clients” than Bread Financial, but the curiosity, bold attitude, and funny quips you brought to our meetings every month made the challenge more than worth it. I miss you both! It was a pleasure working with you as long as I did and I am thankful for the time we had. Don’t be strangers.

- Emma Heaton, Jamf CSM

I'd like to give a shoutout to ​@jarrod.eisenberg  and team for always bringing such positive energy and enthusiasm to meetings!  Their team tackled a large migration project over the last year+ and they consistently come with valuable insights and thoughtful questions that elevate our conversations.

Their different use-cases have demonstrated the various ways Jamf can drive success across different organizations.  They're engaged, proactive and make discussions fun.  Getting to know everyone on both personal and professional levels has been genuinely enjoyable.  Thank you for being such fantastic partners!

I would like to give a huge shout out to ​@emily. She is always looking to improve workflows and overall experience. Her attention to detail, blog posts, Jamf Nation responses, and collaboration are an invaluable resource to me and many others. 

One of my favorite memories was tracking down a very specific bug and I ended up finding a Jamf Nation post of hers from several years ago. 

Thanks again for everything! 

Thank you ​@jessenolan though it feels a bit like cheating now that I’m a Jamf employee! But hey, my CPE team at Jamf are customers too, and do a lot of what our external customers are doing for their own orgs. ❤️

On that note, big shoutout to my team ​@Anita Mutambirwa, ​@daniela, ​@rtylerdavis, and Cheyenne who live and breathe Jamf @ Jamf!

shout-out to guys i met in the german mac community:
 

​@peterhasselbach , ​@dortmund50 , ​@Arni , ​@choules 

So many awesome people here to shout out!

​@tommypatzius- One of the first Heroes I met and always look forward to seeing at JNUC. Whether we are talking about past war stories behind the Genius Bar or plannig our next JNUC proposal, he’s always open, friendly, and a great person to talk to; one of the best. ​

@Jordy-Thery- I got to meet Jordy a few times but really got to know him more once he was brave enough to join my weird prompt of presenting random applications at JNUC. I think it’s awesome that even though he was halfway around the world and only talked with me a few times he was willing to lend a hand and help Tommy and I develop our JNUC presentation from a random idea into a full fledged session. Also one of my JNUC partner in crime members =)

​@ThomM- Probably the very first person I spoke to in JAMF Heroes. Thom is always in an awesome mood and ready to lend a hand and chat about whatever. Whenever I have something weird I try to pick his brain =) He also helps run the Four Corners Mac Admins Group and they were kind enough to let me join even though I’m on the oppostie coast and sometimes can’t join due to conflicts-its nice to know that I have a place and people that are welcoming! I speak sometimes about how Heroes helps me feel like I have co-workers with me in the trenches even though I am an IT team of one who works remotely, and Thom is for sure one of the first who made me feel like I had some new friends on the other side of the screen.

​@mattjerome For just always being so open and willing to help. When I mentioned I was facing some weird situations pushing Office App Store vs Non App Store he raised his hand to help. When the strange open to interpretation JAMF ID SSO setup was giving me a hard time, there he was again raising his hand to help. He also is a talker like me which I appreciate lol =)

​@MusicCityMac & ​@Chubs of course for their ongoing positivity and hanging out at JNUC! Hoping to see you guys again in a few more months! Hopefully this time I don’t have to spend most of my free time trying to overnight a laptop =)