Windows 10 Creators Update contains a few improvements in Microsoft's Edge browser for enterprises. Microsoft has detailed these improvements within a blog post.
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Microsoft has released Windows 10 Creators Update last month and since May 2, 2017, ISO build of Version 1703 are available in Volume License Center (see the article Windows 10 Enterprise v1703 is available on Volume Licensing Service Center from TheWindowsClub). So enterprises are able to switch to this new Version 1703.
Within the article Improvements for Enterprises in Microsoft Edge on the Windows 10 Creators Update, dated May 4, 2017, the Microsoft Edge Team outlines detailed, what's new in Microsoft Edge. There are new policies that support key management scenarios, enabled by Mobile Device Management (MDM), Microsoft Intune, and Group Policy.
Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer provide the ability to seamlessly switch from one to the other, based on the site you're loading. This can be configured via policies. It's also possible to disable Adobe Flash via Group Policy. Further details may be found within Microsoft's blog post. (via)
