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Jamf acquires NoMAD

  • September 19, 2018
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  • prl
  • Contributor
  • September 23, 2018

@Eigger

https://isimagingdead.com

JDS isn’t as good as options available today. E.g. Rsync, Resilio, JCDS, macOS AppStore, curl, AWS.

Autopkg/autopkgr is better off open source for the time being. But not necessary, you can copy and paste your own curl scripts, launch agents and daemons.

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    • mhegge
    • Contributor
    • September 24, 2018

    Congratulations JAMF!

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      • mack525
      • Contributor
      • September 25, 2018

      We've been using NoMad at my company. I am curious on how JAMF will tie in NoMad. Exciting!

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      • MatG
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      • September 27, 2018

      The price in crease from single yearly Enterprise Support for NoMAD to per seat license is crazy high, for us thats a 4x increase.

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      • prl
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      • September 27, 2018

      @MatG NoMAD is free. Jamf Connect you pay for. can you clarify what you're talking about for me, please? :)

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      • a_stonham
      • Contributor
      • September 27, 2018

      @MatG The pro versions of NoMAD (Okta integrated) were also per seat licenses.

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      • cam
      • Employee
      • September 27, 2018

      Hi everyone - We've seen a great response to Jamf Connect so far, and have added a Q&A blog post to cover many of the common questions we've heard regarding existing O&G customers, NoMAD, and Jamf Connect. We're happy to answer any question specific to your environment as well, and please contact Jamf Support if we can help.

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        • mhegge
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        • September 27, 2018

        @Eigger @prl JDS was deprecated a while ago.

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        • prl
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        • October 1, 2018

        @mhegge yerp :)

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        • MatG
        • Valued Contributor
        • November 30, 2018

        @prl

        Were were quoted by NoMAD for an Enterprise license cost of about $4000 per year, that was it. For JAMF Connect I got quoted over $12k

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        • prl
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        • December 5, 2018

        @MatG If you need Jamf Connect you're likely using Okta as a source of truth. If you're using Active Directory as a source of truth you can use Nomad and Nomad Login for free. Be sure you're not buying a monster truck (i.e., Jamf Connect) to pick up groceries. If you're an existing Jamf Pro customer, you have access to Jamf Support for Nomad and Nomad Login. If your end goal is something that can only be achieved with Jamf Connect then you're a bit stuck as Jamf decided to only offer Jamf Connect as a bundle of all of NoMAD's paid products.

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