Beyond this blog, I regularly write guest articles, opinion pieces and tutorials for partner platforms in the Microsoft Endpoint Management, Intune and AI ecosystem. The list below collects everything I’ve published outside of jannikreinhard.com — long-form articles, recorded panel discussions, and partner case studies. If you can’t find a topic here, it might just live on the main blog instead — try All Articles or use the search.
Most of these guest contributions sit somewhere between strategy and hands-on: how to actually use a vendor product (Recast, PatchMyPC, AdminByRequest, Robopack, Application Workspace and others) in a real Microsoft Intune tenant, what the trade-offs are, and where the integration genuinely saves admin hours. I keep them honest and code-flavoured — the same tone you find on the main blog. Vendors I work with know in advance that I will not write puff pieces.
If you run a vendor, partner program or community publication and would like to collaborate on a guest article, podcast, webinar or YouTube format, please reach out via the contact page. I’m selective about partnerships — the topic has to be useful for endpoint admins, the editorial control has to stay with me, and I won’t promote products I haven’t run in production. Within those guardrails I’m always happy to talk.
Table of contents
Selected partner contributions
Recast
Tekki Guru
What kinds of guest content I write
My guest contributions usually fall into four buckets: sponsored deep-dives walking through a vendor product end-to-end in a real Intune tenant, podcast and webinar appearances where the conversation is unscripted and technical, partner case studies based on rollouts I’ve actually run, and MVP community panels alongside other Microsoft MVPs. Whatever the format, the goal is always the same: give endpoint admins something they can use on Monday morning, not a marketing brochure dressed up as a blog post.
How I select partners
I’m deliberately picky. I focus on Intune, AI and endpoint-management vendors with real engineering behind the product — teams that ship meaningful releases, run their own infrastructure, and can hold a technical conversation about Graph, MDM CSPs or model evaluation. I stay away from vague AI hype, “wrapper” tools that just resell an LLM, and anything I can’t reproduce in my own lab. If I can’t get a working tenant, see the architecture, and break the product a little, I won’t write about it.
Want to collaborate?
If your team is building something genuinely useful in the Microsoft endpoint or AI space, I’d love to hear about it. Head over to the contact page with a short pitch — what the product does, who it’s for, and what kind of format you’re thinking about. I usually reply within a few days and will tell you honestly whether it’s a fit.
Transparency note: all sponsored content on this site and on partner platforms is clearly labelled as such. Editorial control — angle, structure, what stays in and what gets cut — always stays with me. That rule is non-negotiable, and it’s the reason these collaborations are worth reading in the first place.