The document discusses the features and challenges of migrating to Windows 10, emphasizing user experience, enterprise security, and cloud adaptability. It highlights the importance of application and hardware compatibility, deployment models, and planning for security features during the migration process. Recommendations include early planning, thorough testing, and leveraging automated tools for a smooth transition.

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Dealing with Complexities of
Windows 10 Migration

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Windows 10- A Snapshot of New Features
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Windows 10 has many features and
functionalities that are specifically
designed around user experiences,
enterprise security and cloud
adaptability
Windows 10 brings a number of advanced features
in security and identity protection such as Device
Guard, Credential Guard, Microsoft Passport,
Windows Hello etc.
It supports new input types like pen and touch and
also comes with Cortana for highly interactive user
experience
It is built for both desktop & mobile
devices and is packed with touched-
optimized experience
It comes with enterprise mode of Internet Explorer
11 as well as modern Edge browser.

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Application and
Hardware
Incompatibility
Issues with VDI
environment
In-Place Upgrades
not available
Security and
Encryption tools not
supporting
Windows 10
Potential Issues in Windows 10 Migration

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Factors to Consider when Migrating to Windows 10
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Compatible
Hardware &
Application
Security
Features
Deployment
Model
Updates
• Enterprise need to validate application
compatibility for Windows 10
• Hardware compatibility needs to be checked
to plan for new features that Windows 10
promises, such as credential guard, device
guard, Windows hello and touch
enablement
• Compatibility of the third-party devices such
as printer, scanners, specialized mouse or
keyboards to work with Windows 10 device
• Windows 10 has enterprise security features
such as Enterprise Data Protection, Microsoft
Passport etc.
• Organizations need to plan which security
features and how they should plan to deploy
the same
• Avoid overlap between the features that
Windows 10 provides with the existing security
products.
• Windows 10 provides a few deployment
choices such as Wipe & Reload, In-place
Upgrade and Provisioning
• Based on devices/users a combination of
deployment models needs to be planned
• Enterprise need to focus on Zero touch and
Zero Impact deployment models that are
standardized across users
• One of the biggest differences between
Windows 10 and previous Windows
operating systems is how updates are handle
• Microsoft has taken the auto-update
approach for Windows 10
• Enterprises need to choose from the two
models of updates CBB and LTSB

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Analyst View on Windows 10 Migration Approach
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Recommendations
for Windows 10
Migration
1.
Start early, focus on planning,
evaluating and testing
2.
Finalize and test security
features
3.
Avoid 3rd party security
tools overlap
6.
Plan and implement Windows 10
update method based on
user/system criticality
5.
Leverage automated tool sets &
scripts for zero touch zero impact
roll out
4.Build standard processes &
procedures for roll out

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Roadmap for a Successful Windows 10 Migration
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Start Early, Focus on Planning,
Evaluating and Testing
Application Compatibility
Assessment
Hardware & Support
Environment Readiness Check
Windows 10 Migration Roll out
Image Engineering and
Testing
Strategy for Updates & Support

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