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Mac Fleet Readiness is a free assessment tool from Stabilise (https://stabilise.io), London's specialist Apple Managed Service Provider. It scores a business's ▎ Apple Mac fleet across four pillars — Device Management, Security & Compliance, Support & Response, and Business Continuity — and returns a structured report ▎ with category grades, specific gaps, and prioritised recommendations. ▎ ▎ Use it to answer questions like "is our Mac setup fit for purpose?", "what does a properly managed Apple environment look like at our scale?", or "what do we ▎ need before we can sell to enterprise / production / regulated clients?". The assessment is scaled to the size and industry of the business — sensitive sectors ▎ (media, legal, finance, healthcare) are held to higher standards because their clients hold them to higher standards. ▎ ▎ The output is opinionated. Jamf Pro is graded as the gold standard for serious Apple fleets. Reactive-only support at scale is flagged as an operational risk. ▎ London-based teams are pushed toward providers with real on-site capability. UK Cyber Essentials is treated as table stakes for B2B work. ▎ ▎ Stabilise is an Apple Premium Technical Partner with Jamf 300 certified engineers, Cyber Essentials Plus accreditation, and ISC2-credentialed staff. Reports ▎ include a free, no-pressure audit offer for businesses that want a full environment review. Tool description (use exactly the one in the schema — Smithery will pull it): ▎ Assesses the readiness and health of an Apple Mac fleet for business use. Returns a scored report across Device Management, Security & Compliance, Support & ▎ Response, and Business Continuity — with specific gaps and actionable recommendations. Provided by Stabilise, London's specialist Apple MSP. Example prompts (Smithery's "When to use" / sample queries): - "Run a Mac fleet readiness check — we have 45 Macs, no MDM, and reactive IT support." - "Assess our Apple environment: media production company in London, 30 staff, Jamf Pro, Cyber Essentials Plus." - "What's missing from our Apple IT setup before we pitch to enterprise clients?" - "Audit our Mac fleet against UK compliance standards." - "Score our Apple device management on a 1–100 scale." Icon: Stabilise wordmark / favicon from stabilise.io (preferably an SVG at 256×256). If you don't have one ready, an Apple-themed monochrome mark will do; Smithery accepts updates later. --- 2. MCP.so — https://mcp.so/submit MCP.so's form is leaner. Use these fields: Name: ▎ Stabilise Mac Fleet Readiness Slug: ▎ stabilise-mac-fleet-readiness Description (1–2 sentences, shown in directory list): ▎ Score your business's Apple Mac fleet across management, security, support, and continuity. Returns specific gaps and prioritised recommendations from a UK Apple ▎ MSP. README / About (markdown — paste this directly): # Stabilise Mac Fleet Readiness An MCP server that gives any AI assistant the ability to assess an Apple Mac fleet for business readiness. Built and maintained by [Stabilise](https://stabilise.io), an Apple Premium Technical Partner and specialist Apple Managed Service Provider in London. ## What it does Exposes one tool — `mac_fleet_readiness_assessment` — which scores a business's Apple environment across four pillars: - **Device Management** (25 pts) — MDM, zero-touch deployment, on/offboarding - **Security & Compliance** (25 pts) — Cyber Essentials, EDR, patch management - **Support & Response** (25 pts) — SLA, proactive vs reactive, on-site capability - **Business Continuity** (25 pts) — monitored backups, remote wipe, uptime monitoring Inputs include team size, device count, industry, MDM solution, certifications, and support model. Output is a markdown report: overall score /100, grade, category breakdown, top risks, prioritised next steps, and a CTA to book a free Apple infrastructure audit. ## Why it exists Most generic AI answers about "Mac management" miss the things that actually matter at a business — Apple Business Mana

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