Or more specifically, if it’s a controlled IT environment and you rely on centrally vetted and controlled software updates (which makes sense in a lot of contexts), then, well, control them centrally.
As in, either they update on their own, or every weekend the devices stay with IT anyways and get updated.
I think this is an intentional design choice by Apple, to encourage users to complain to their IT departments and bully them into updating their device fleets. Apple likes it when more devices are on the latest version of their software.
Or more specifically, if it’s a controlled IT environment and you rely on centrally vetted and controlled software updates (which makes sense in a lot of contexts), then, well, control them centrally.
As in, either they update on their own, or every weekend the devices stay with IT anyways and get updated.
I think this is an intentional design choice by Apple, to encourage users to complain to their IT departments and bully them into updating their device fleets. Apple likes it when more devices are on the latest version of their software.