500 Devices, SCCM to Intune, 10 Days. Zero Downtime.

Aging SCCM, 500 endpoints, tightening compliance deadlines.

A financial services and insurance firm with over 500 endpoints was running on SCCM infrastructure that had reached end of viable life. The system required constant manual intervention, struggled to enforce modern security policies, and could not satisfy the compliance requirements their regulators and cyber insurance carrier were now demanding.

The IT team had attempted an internal Intune migration six months earlier and abandoned it after encountering Autopilot enrollment failures and co-management conflicts that left a subset of devices in an unmanaged state. The failed attempt had eroded leadership confidence and created a political barrier to trying again.

Meanwhile, the compliance clock was ticking. Their cyber insurance renewal required documented evidence of endpoint management and conditional access enforcement within 90 days. A regulatory examination was also scheduled for the following quarter. The firm needed a complete migration done right — fast.

IntuneGuard validation. Zero-touch rollout. Compliance baked in from day one.

BluetechGreen began with a two-day pre-migration assessment using our IntuneGuard validation toolset — identifying every device enrollment state, co-management conflict, and policy gap before touching production. This revealed the root cause of the prior failed attempt: a subset of devices had been enrolled via a legacy MDM profile that conflicted with Autopilot. Those were remediated before the migration window opened.

The migration itself used a phased, zero-touch rollout: devices were silently transitioned to Intune-only management in waves of 50-75 per day, with users receiving no prompts and experiencing no workflow interruption. A compliance baseline — conditional access, Defender for Endpoint, BitLocker enforcement, and certificate-based Wi-Fi — was deployed simultaneously, so every device was compliant the moment it completed enrollment.

We delivered a complete runbook, compliance dashboard, and handoff documentation package so the internal IT team could manage the environment independently from day one without dependency on external support.

10 days. 500 devices. Clean audit. Insurance renewed.

• Migration completed in 10 business days — all 500 endpoints moved from SCCM to Intune with zero rollbacks and zero user-reported issues.
• Zero hours of employee downtime — the silent, zero-touch rollout meant employees arrived the next morning to fully managed devices without noticing any change.
• 100% compliance posture on day one — conditional access, Defender, BitLocker, and certificate enrollment were all active at migration completion, satisfying both insurance requirements and regulatory expectations.
• Cyber insurance renewed — the carrier accepted the IntuneGuard compliance report as evidence of endpoint management controls, enabling renewal with no premium increase.
• $120K annual savings — SCCM infrastructure licensing, maintenance contracts, and the manual IT overhead required to keep it running were eliminated, delivering immediate and recurring cost reduction.