Managing digital identities isn’t just a technical challenge in higher education—it's foundational for academic success and institutional security. With Jamf’s recent acquisition of Identity Automation, colleges and universities now have access to an integrated, future-ready solution.
From cloud-based applications and 1:1 device programs to remote learning capabilities, school systems need to effectively manage thousands of digital user identities. That is where Identity and Access Management (IAM) comes in.
In today’s classrooms, digital identity is more than just a login—it’s the foundation of a student’s learning journey. From signing in to apps, accessing coursework, or switching between devices, students and educators need seamless, secure access to the tools that power teaching and learning.
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[April 1, 2025] – Jamf (NASDAQ: JAMF), the standard in managing and securing Apple at work, today announced it has completed the acquisition of Identity Automation.
In today’s classrooms, students and teachers rely on digital tools for learning. However, when students struggle to log in or must wait for days or weeks to access learning applications, it disrupts lessons and causes frustration.
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[March 3, 2025] – Jamf (NASDAQ: JAMF), the standard in managing and securing Apple at work, today announced it signed a definitive agreement to acquire Identity Automation.
In today’s classrooms, students and teachers rely on digital tools for learning. However, when students struggle to log in or must wait for days or weeks to access learning applications, it disrupts lessons and causes frustration.
Compromised credentials are a significant but often underestimated challenge for K-12 school systems. Many end users re-use their district password across dozens of other sites, platforms, and applications.
As school systems adopt more digital resources and platforms, managing access to these tools while preserving a positive user experience is essential.
