Although it was not made very clear in the presentation of OS X 10.9 Mavericks in Keynote this Monday. Apple has taken the time to bring all the news of its new operating system to OS X Server including also an option for the iOS 7 system administration from the Server itself.
This new admin profile will come integrated into the system Profile Manager, this will allow to distribute the applications to iOS 7 and other Macs with the other profiles, more effectively and quickly.
This feature of Profile Manager or Profile Manager was already brought to the version of OS X Server in Lion (10.7) performing the same task, so simply the integration of this "new" profile it's just an update including other improvements with new features such as version 2 of the Caching Server, which can save applications downloaded from the AppStore, iTunes Store and Mac App Store, as can be read from Apple's website:
OS X Server includes a number of innovations that will help the people who use the network, as well as the people who administer it. The new features of Xcode Server make it easier than ever for the Mac or iOS development team to create robust and reliable software thanks to the continuous integration of testing and hosting services with available repositories. Version 2 server caching accelerates software download and delivery through the App Store, Mac App Store, and iTunes Store, and can now even be cached on the server faster for download to iOS devices 7. Profile Manager has a number of new management features for iOS 7 and OS X Mavericks that simplify the distribution of application software and books.
More information - Apple focuses on improving consumption with Mavericks
Source - Macwindows
