Office Deployment Tool (ODT) is correct.

The Office Deployment Tool is a Microsoft command line utility that administrators use to download Microsoft 365 Apps source files and to create a configuration file that controls what is installed and how. You can use the ODT to download installation files one time to a local network share and then run the setup on endpoints so installations occur from the local file server rather than from the internet.

The ODT supports offline deployments by letting you specify product selection, update channel, languages, and install behavior in the configuration XML. Administrators run the tool to create the source files and then invoke setup.exe with the configuration file on client machines to perform the local installation.

Microsoft Intune is not the primary tool for creating an offline Office package. Intune can deploy apps and manage devices from the cloud and it can deploy packages that were prepared with other tools, but it does not itself produce the local installation source and configuration that ODT provides.

PowerShell can automate many deployment tasks and it can call the ODT or run the Office setup, but PowerShell is a scripting environment rather than the package creation and configuration tool that you use to build the offline install files.

Azure DevOps is a CI CD and build service that can orchestrate pipelines and store artifacts, but it is not the standard Microsoft tool for preparing Microsoft 365 Apps installation packages for local network deployment.

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