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Q. Does System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) have to be in native mode to provide zero-touch deployment of OSs?

A. No. Native mode predominantly relates to security, more specifically to the use of certificates. Native mode isn't a requirement for zero-touch OS installation using SCCM.

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