Workbrew on Mac Power Users
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Transcript
This episode of the Mac power users is brought to you by work brew, deliver the software your team needs securely and at scale. Your developers love homebrew, but your security team, not so much. That's because nobody actually knows what's installed, where and by whom. Homebrew is already on those Macs. IT just can't see it. And you can't manage what you can't see. Workbrew Free fixes that. Deploy it through any MDM, and within minutes, you'll see every package and dependency across your fleet. So you can standardize onboarding, improve maintainability, and add essential governance with zero disruption. And keep your developers moving fast with managed brew access and default packages. What impresses me is the WorkBrew console. It's an all-in-one dashboard for formula, casks, licenses, and taps across all your devices. It gives you visibility to what's happening across your devices and allows you to drill down into reports and make changes across your fleet with one click. You can start using Workbrew with their free plan. Deploy to unlimited devices via their hassle-free installer, seamlessly integrated with your MDM for zero-touch setup. There's no trial, no credit card, and no user or device limits. Go and check it out at workbrew.com slash free. That's workbrew.com slash free. Or click the link in the show notes to let them know you came from the Mac Power users. Our thanks to Workbrew for their support of the Mac Power users and Olive Relay.
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