What type of reports can be generated in Intune?

The option regarding device compliance and application deployment is correct because Microsoft Intune provides robust reporting features that allow administrators to monitor and evaluate both device compliance and the success of application deployments. This includes insights into whether devices adhere to the established compliance policies, such as security configurations and software updates, as well as how effectively applications are being deployed across the organization. This functionality is crucial for maintaining organizational security standards and ensuring that end users have access to necessary applications without interference.

Other types of reports, while they may be valuable in different contexts, are not inherently part of Intune’s primary reporting capabilities. For example, application performance metrics can be valuable but are typically monitored through other tools or services designed for performance monitoring rather than directly through Intune. User satisfaction surveys are not a reporting feature within Intune, as Intune primarily focuses on device and application management rather than user experience metrics. Network bandwidth usage reports fall outside the scope of Intune, which focuses on mobile device management and application deployment rather than network monitoring or analytics.