Apple device management and security company Kandji has changed its name to Iru, reflecting a new approach to what it does while opening its offer up to Windows and Android. It means enterprises shifting to Apple tech can now manage all their legacy equipment using the same console - and benefit from Iru's AI-powered unified IT and security platform introduced on Wednesday.
Like so much of Apple's enterprise story across the last decade, it's not just the wider business-focused Apple ecosystem that's expanded, it's also the scope of what's happening in the space. One way to reflect on this is to consider the number of sessions made available at JNUC 2025 compared to the same event a decade ago; while that one had "over 40" sessions, this year's expo hosts 162 of them.