Jamf names former CTO Beth Tschida as CEO to lead its new AI push

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Jamf appointed former CTO Beth Tschida as its new CEO, replacing John Strosahl.
Tschida joined the company in 2018, became CTO in 2022, and is the first woman to lead Jamf.
She said Jamf is building AI-powered device management features and opening its platform to outside developers.
The move puts a technical leader in charge as Jamf pushes new AI and platform opportunities under private ownership.



