Don't know what the rules about self promotion around here so I'll gladly take this down if I'm not following them. Just published a blog post about using the Jamf Pro database to find the count of apps installed to iOS devices.
This is something I've been wanting to figure out for a long time and figured others could benefit as well. By finding out which apps are installed most often and which aren't at all I'm able to clean up our app catalog. I’m also able to share with our technology integration team which apps their teachers are adopting most widely, and which apps requested over the past few years have been a total bust.
https://nstrauss.info/posts/jamf-ios-installed-app-count/
