MC1142617 – Microsoft Intune In Development for September 2025 is now available (archived)

Product:

Intune

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Online, World tenant

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Change type:

Feature update, User impact, Admin impact

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Summary:
The Microsoft Intune In Development page for September 2025 has been updated with upcoming features. Organizations should review the changes to prepare IT staff and update user guidance accordingly, as these features will appear in the next month or later releases.

Details:
The In development for Microsoft Intune page in our documentation has been updated.

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Created:
2025-08-27

updated:
2025-08-27

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summary for non-techies**

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Direct effects for Operations**

Feature Misalignment
If changes are implemented without preparation, users may find that new features do not align with their current workflows, leading to confusion and decreased productivity.
   - roles: IT Support, End Users
   - references: https://aka.ms/Intune_InDevelopment

Increased Support Tickets
Unprepared changes can lead to a spike in support tickets as users encounter issues with new features they are not trained on, overwhelming the IT support team.
   - roles: Helpdesk Staff, IT Support
   - references: https://aka.ms/Intune_InDevelopment

User Frustration
Without proper guidance on new features, users may experience frustration and dissatisfaction, negatively impacting their overall experience with the IT services.
   - roles: End Users, IT Management
   - references: https://aka.ms/Intune_InDevelopment

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IT Security**

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explanation for non-techies**

Microsoft Intune is a tool that helps organizations manage and secure their devices and applications. Think of it like a digital security guard that ensures all the devices and apps used in a company are safe and working correctly. Recently, there have been updates announced for Intune, which means new features and improvements are on the way.

Imagine your favorite smartphone app getting an update. The update might include new features, bug fixes, or improvements that make the app run smoother. Similarly, Intune is getting updates that will bring new features to help IT teams manage devices more efficiently. These updates are planned for release in the coming months, so it's a good idea for IT staff to be aware of what's coming.

For managers and HR staff, it's like preparing for a new policy or procedure in the workplace. You need to know what's changing so you can inform your team and make any necessary adjustments to your processes. In this case, IT staff will need to understand the new Intune features so they can ensure everything continues to run smoothly and securely.

The updated features are listed on a specific page, much like a menu at a restaurant showing the new dishes available. IT teams can review this list to see what changes are coming and decide if they need to update any user guidance or instructions for employees. This way, everyone is prepared for the changes and can continue working without disruption.

In summary, the upcoming Intune updates are like a software upgrade for a security system, ensuring that the organization's digital environment remains secure and efficient. By staying informed and planning ahead, IT staff can help ensure a smooth transition to these new features.