Most modern enterprises want things like fleet and software management. My personal kit is linux because it just works and I don't have time to faff around wit

Most modern enterprises want things like fleet and software management. My personal kit is linux because it just works and I don't have time to faff around with windows when I'm not being paid. That doesn't work for enterprise though, and the difficulties of using windows are less important than the ease of enforcing policy. Do Canonical offer a similar solution for identity management - sccm, active directory, intune, end-point-protection, all that sort of stuff? I'm no expert, I don't deal with that at work either, but I do know it's a major consideration. This isn't the 90s. The problem with linux on the desktop in an enterprise isn't a lack of drivers or even software.