Jamf After Dark

A very special thanks to Adam Mahmud for joining Annie and Charles to talk about Jamf in Healthcare. In this episode, we unpack what Jamf does to help in the new remote world of remote healthcare delivery and the inspiration for his passion to help aid in those efforts. A great and well informed guest - thanks for joining us!

Jeni Asaba joins Annie and Charles to talk about Jamf Heroes and how she came to lead such an awesome initiative. We talk through why it's more than just customer engagement, what to expect, and whether or not we can get your voicemail recorded in the voice of Annie!

Join us for lots of laughter and a pretty darn fun episode!

Eric Johnson joins the pod to talk about his experience scaling Apple deployments in some of the largest school districts in the world. We talk through thundering herds, making your fingers bleed, and of course a good old fashioned origin story!

We love to talk to people in a lot of different areas of Jamf. In this episode we interview Kat Garbis about what an Evangelist does and where that came from, as well as what the Evangelists are hearing from customers and the broader Apple community. We might have also talked about comic books, science fiction, and martial arts. It was a blast, and we hope you enjoy!

In this episode, Jon Malm joins Annie and Charles to talk about the death of the kext and what that means for Apple administrators. And of course, to tell us a little about how his transition from Digital to Jamf has been going!

In the latest episode of the Jamf After Dark Podcast, we interview Sam Johnson. Sam has been with Jamf about as long as anyone and he clues us in on some of the early wins and misses (like having to go by an assumed name due to a bad business card run). Sam is one of our favorite Jamfs and we hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed creating it!

Join us for the latest episode of the Jamf After Dark Podcast. In this episode we have Joel Rennich back to take us through demystifying much of what a "modern" identity really means in the back-end. It's a pretty technical episode. But don't worry, Joel does a great job explaining it all in a way that even Charles can understand. Also, it's worth noting that the Jamf ID is shipping on February 21st, not January 21st. Apologies for that!

Jamf School was made generally available back at JNUC. How much work went into rebranding and hosting and accounting and all the things that go into something like that and what does this mean for schools around the world?

Join Garrett Denney and Kaylee Carlson in today's episode, where we review some of the announcements from JNUC 2019 and logistically when we think they might matter to you!

Join us to hear from Beth Tschida. In this episode we talk about the evolving software engineering organization here at Jamf, how that's changing and a little about what you might expect from us in the future!