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For a long time, the domains of Machine Learning and AI on one side, and software development on the other side, were separate kingdoms. Sometimes, they touched, and something magical would happen. But more often, things didn’t really work out. They faced challenges stemming from a lack of mutual understanding, shared language, and compatible tools. With the meteoric rise and increased accessibility of powerful generative AI and LLMs, the need for collaboration to achieve real-world engineering and customer value has never been more vital.

In this conversation, Charity Tieri discusses two new features related to Patch for Intune. The first feature is the value of third-party patching through Patch for Intune, which provides time and resource savings for organizations using Microsoft Intune. The second feature is scopes in Microsoft Intune, which allows large organizations to operate in silos while sharing the same Microsoft Intune tenant. The third feature is custom application publishing, which enables users to publish applications that are not available in the catalog through Patch for Intune.

Watch this video to learn more about WhatsUp Gold & Flowmon's out-of-the-box integration. You will learn how to integrate traditional IT Infrastructure metrics, such as CPU utilization or memory consumption on servers, with Network performance metrics, such as server response time coming from the Network traffic provided by Flowmon.