5 Insights for Windows 10 in the Enterprise
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This webinar discusses Windows 10 for enterprises and focuses on helping organizations migrate to and manage Windows 10 as a service. The webinar covers key topics like the Windows 10 release cadence, new features in recent updates, digital transformation opportunities, improving productivity with ongoing feature updates, and testing strategies for ongoing updates. It also discusses how Windows 10 enables a DevOps approach and can reduce long-term costs compared to traditional operating system deployment models.
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5 Insights for Windows 10 in the Enterprise
- 1. Windows 10 — Insights for the Enterprise Webinar Series June 20, 2018
- 2. Rex McMillan Manager, Product Management UEM Adam Smith Sr. Product Marketing Manager UEM
- 3. Agenda Understanding our audience Goals of this webinar series Key information from Interchange Get your update process right New feature impact Looking forward
- 4. Instant Poll
- 5. #Goals 1. Create a conversation 2. Help migrate to and manage Windows-as-a-Service 3. Provide multiple perspectives • Multiple voices and points of view • Short segments addressing Windows 10 issues 4. Help get the most out of Windows 10
- 6. Poll Results
- 9. Release Type Feature Update Quality Update Constant Enhancements Simple deployment w/ Rollback 18-month servicing 2X / year Iterative Quality Supersedes Previous Update Fixes – Bugs, Sec., Reliability Single Cumulative
- 10. Windows 10 1903 Windows 10 1809 Windows 10 1803 Windows 10 1709 2018 2019 Release Cadence 2020 Each supported for 18 months From the date of release
- 11. Gantt Chart Demo Insider Preview Semi Annual Channel (Targeted) Semi Annual ChannelState 6 months approx. 4 months approx. 14 months
- 12. Windows 10 Additional support Additional 12 month servicing (not support) extensions available (6 months free for 1607, 1703 and 1709 Enterprise)
- 13. Support Release Release date End of support End of servicing (Enterprise & Education) Windows 10, version 1511 November 10, 2015 October 10, 2017 April 10, 2018 Windows 10, version 1607 August 2, 2016 April 10, 2018 October 9, 2018 Windows 10, version 1703 April 5, 2017 October 9, 2018 April 9, 2019 Windows 10, version 1709 October 17, 2017 April 9, 2019 October 8, 2019
- 14. “Conversation Cafe” Just an Update or Transformational
- 15. Digital Transformation Catalyst Win 7 Win 10 AD GPO Imaging Signature Image Win32 Modern Apps CSP Azure AD
- 16. Improving Productivity with Windows 10 • Continual improvements: New features twice per year, improving productivity • Minimized end-user disruption: Less change with each release Windows XP Windows 7 Windows 10 Disruption Improvements
- 17. Moving from Project to Process 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Traditional deployment (every 3-5 years) Apps Infra Imaging Deploy Service Packs 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 Windows as a service (twice per year) Apps Infra Imaging Deploy WaaS Prep
- 18. Testing – Flip the script Proactive Testing Data Driven Reactive Testing Current Future
- 19. Windows 10 = DevOps Continues Business Planning Collaborative Development Continuous Testing Continuous Release & Deployment Continuous Monitoring Collaborative Customer Feedback & Optimizations DevOps No more migrations Incremental improvements Power is in the process
- 20. TCO – Currently How the real world look like… • Average deployment time: Every 5 years • Calculation for 5 years: 10 deployments • Break-even: 10% effort for each deployment • Best study: 25% effort for each deployment 2017 2020 Apps Infra Imaging Deploy *Based on information from…Microsoft…
- 21. Windows 10 Features How They Impact Your Enterprise
- 22. Sharing Feature • Bluetooth or Wi-Fi • Pick your people
- 23. Snipping tool
- 24. Clipboard
- 25. External Perspective Lend us your voice
- 26. “Just ask Rex” or a nicer way of saying “Stump the Chump”
- 27. Future webinar topics • Upgrade methods • Language pack installation • Optional feature • Self-service methods • Migration on speed • Auto Pilot • Ring structuring • Co-manage—MDM & Agent • Creating your dashboard
- 28. Thank You
Editor's Notes
- Feature Update Twice per year with new capabilities 18 months of servicing and support for each feature update release Very reliable, with built-in rollback capabilities Simple deployment using in-place upgrade, driven by existing tools Quality Update A single cumulative update each month with no new features Security fixes, reliability fixes, bug fixes, etc. Supersedes the previous month’s update
- https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/deployment/update/waas-overview
- MS Story
- The aim should be something like this: On top the resource consumption as it has been there in the last years On the downside the utopic plan to adopt WaaS The downside contains an additional huge workload for “WaaS Prep”
- This is the current situation for many customers. Starting in the WaaS model, the best achieved consumptions are currently around 25% effort of each deployment compared to the old very highly disruptive deployments. But, this results into an additional TCO of 150% for the operational teams, and this is where you need to work on. This means – if you continue to work with the exact same processes and techniques, you will surely have an increased effort. How can you handle this? next slide
- TURN ON THIS FEATURE TO CREATE SECURE, ISOLATED BROWSER SESSIONS Windows Defender Application Guard is one of the most important security features in Windows 10. Using Hyper-V virtualization, it offers a way to access the web in a secure, isolated session that can't install ransomware or otherwise compromise the system. https://www.zdnet.com/article/whats-new-in-windows-10-spring-creators-update/
- -> Proactive Testing gives you safeness and control with a high certainty. Manual testing can be even better than just working with the information from Upgrade Readiness, because you can walk through check-lists and ensuring stability. But in an testing environment applications can behave differently and you have to invest a lot of resources. Many customers find also automated testing very promising, but remind yourself that many errors cannot be even found by automated testing. You should use proactive tests for LOB applications, Upgrade tests and (may be) applications, which are known to be problematic or self-developed. -> Reactive Testing returns the most accurate results by creating the less effort. Reactive testing is very unconvential in IT today. Why? Because the impression for stability has been completely different in the past 20 years. Though, with the previous provided information, and speaking about Windows 10 - reactive testing creates only very small and controlled downtimes. You define the impacted computer collections and after encountering an issue, you can just retrieve the information of the blocking application/s and roll back your Windows environment for the dedicated users to the previous version. Afterwards you can just pause the deployment of the upgrade, fix the error, and then just turn the deployment on again.