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Page 1: Deploying Windows 10 in the Enterprise Introduction and Windows as a Service Michael Niehaus @mniehaus blogs.technet.com/mniehaus

Deploying Windows 10 in the EnterpriseIntroduction and Windows as a Service

Michael [email protected]/mniehaus

Page 2: Deploying Windows 10 in the Enterprise Introduction and Windows as a Service Michael Niehaus @mniehaus blogs.technet.com/mniehaus

Personal picture of your hobby or location picture

#MMSMOA

@mniehaus

Director of Product Marketing

http://blogs.technet.com/mniehaus

• 20 years with SMS/ConfigMgr

• 12 years with Microsoft

• 3 years with Windows product management

Redmond, WA, USA

Michael Niehaus

Page 3: Deploying Windows 10 in the Enterprise Introduction and Windows as a Service Michael Niehaus @mniehaus blogs.technet.com/mniehaus

Introducing Windows 10

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Windows 10 Innovations for Business

Be more productiveProtection against modern security threats

Innovative devices for your business

Managed for continuous innovation

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Hardware based security for better malware protection.Secure BootEnterprise credential protection via hardware-based isolation

Secure corporate identity to protect against modern threats. Microsoft PassportWindows Hello

Protect your corporate data, wherever the data is.Enterprise data protection

Eliminate malware on your devices.Device Guard

More secure per-app connection for mobile workers.Secure Remote Connection

Protection Against Modern Security Threats

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Choose management solutions that work best for you. Mobile Device Management Group Policy

End of wipe and replace deployment. Dynamic provisioningIn-place upgrade

Corporate identity for the mobile-first, cloud-first worldAzure AD Join (desktop and phone)Single sign on to apps, devices, dataUser state roaming

Power your business with Universal Apps. Private catalogThe Business Store

Keep your devices secure and up to date with the latest technology. Windows Update for Business

Managed for Continuous Innovation

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Be More Productive Experiences users will loveA familiar user experience that adapts to your device.Start menuContinuumContinuum for Phone

Apps that can run on any Windows device. Windows Universal Apps

The best productivity experience across all Windows devices. Office for Windows

Modernize your web experience, stay compatible. Microsoft EdgeInternet Explorer 11

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Innovative Devices for Your BusinessLatest Windows innovations on your existing PC fleet. Great mouse & keyboard supportHardware compatibilityGranular UX Control

Choose from the range of innovative Windows devices. Broad industry innovation2-in-1 devicesSurfaceLumia

Redefine productivity with revolutionary Windows devices.Surface HubHoloLens

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Windows as a Service

Page 10: Deploying Windows 10 in the Enterprise Introduction and Windows as a Service Michael Niehaus @mniehaus blogs.technet.com/mniehaus

What customers are telling us

Passwords are no longer

sufficient We need to be adopting

new technologies

as fast as our

customers

My users need access

to their apps and data

anywhere, anytime

Too many tools and too much

fragmentation

No more big

deployments

We want more

transparency and an open

dialogue with Microsoft

IT Budgets are under pressure. Show us

how we can cut

IT costs

How do I protect my corporate

data

Security of our mobile devices is a top concern

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DVD

Parallel

Agili

AGILITYAccess to new technology

Microsoft to quickly implement your feedback

Transparency on the roadmap

Enterprise-grade capabilities to help you address the latest trends in the market

Flexibility for mixed environments

PCMCIA

CONTROLStability

Fewer upgrades

Long support lifecycle

Ample time to test and certify

Predictability

ISVs’ statement of Support

This is what we hear your adoption needs are:

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Consumer devices

Updates installed via Windows Update as they arrive

Keeping hundreds of millions of consumers up to date

Large and diverse user base helps drive quality of the OS updates

BYOD devices are up to date & secure

No new functionality on long term servicing branch

Regular security updates

Control with WSUS

Special systems

Examples: Air Traffic Control, Emergency Rooms

Delivering Windows as a service

Caught in the middle?

Business users

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Market driven quality: external and internal

*Conceptual illustration only

Current Branch for BusinessCurrent BranchMicrosoftInsider Preview Branch

Broad Microsoft internal validation

Engineering builds

Users

10’s of thousands

Several Million

Hundredsof millions

Time

4 to 6 months

4 months

8 months

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Keeping devices secure and up-to-date

Reducing device management costs

Quick access to latest security updates

Capabilities

Time to test and validate feature updates

Ability to create internal deployment groups

Maintenance windows to align with business rhythm

Peer to peer delivery to optimize for bandwidth

Integration with your existing tools like System Center

Access to Current Branch and Current Branch for Business

Introducing Windows Update for Business

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Why Windows as a service?

Consumer devices

Up to date with feature and security

updates as they arrive

Enterprise class support

for your mission critical systems

keeping you in control

Specialized systems

Faster access to new technology

with time to test and deploy

in a business environment

Business users

Customers choose the mix of models that is right for them

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Thinking through deployment strategy

Current Branch for Business

Stage broad deployment

Information workersGeneral population

Long Term Servicing Branch

Deploy for mission critical systems

Specialized systems

Specific feature and performance feedback

Application compatibility validation

Windows Insider Preview Branch

Test machines, small pilots

Current Branch

Deploy to appropriate audiences

Test and prepare for broad deployment

Early adopters, initial pilots, IT devices

STAGE

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Release

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Costs for deployment

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Traditional deployment (every 3-5 years)

Apps Infra Imaging

2009 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028

Windows as a service (2-3 times per year)

Apps Infra Imaging