The document discusses Microsoft's FY13 roadmap and key trends in mobility, social, cloud and big data. It outlines that in 2012, 91% of organizations expect to spend on mobile devices which will outship PCs 2:1. Windows 8 and Windows RT will launch in October and mobile apps will be the main deployment target for new applications. Windows Phone 8 will focus on enterprise features for secure management. Yammer is highlighted as a social tool with organic viral adoption within companies.

1. Microsoft FY13
Roadmap
An Intergen Perspective
October 2012
Chris J.T. Auld
Chief Technology Officer

2. Mobility Social Cloud Big data
>80%distributed/ in 49% ofpriorityrank 2012 the
91%
CIOs BI as
Social networking will of new apps top project for
follow not just people 2012 will be
of organizations expect
to spend on mobile
devices in 2012
but also appliances,
devices and products
deployed on clouds
Total digital content will grow 2.7
zettabytes
48% from 2011
85
mobile apps in 2012
The strategic focus
1/2 of
will be
2/3 of mobile appsintegrate
in the cloud
downloaded will shift
In 2012, mobile billion in 2012 companies in 2012 developed in 2012 will
devices will outship expect to use from infrastructure
32%
with analytics offerings
PCs by more than Mobility internal social to application
=
network apps platforms
2:1 in 2012 of businesses
34%
are likely to
invest in BI
and generate more Data security concerns of CIOs say technology as a service
and analytics
revenue than PCs in 2012
for the first time (cloud) will have the most profound
effect on the CIO role in the future

3. Mobility Social Cloud Big data
>80%distributed/ in 49% ofpriorityrank 2012 the
91%
CIOs BI as
Social networking will of new apps top project for
follow not just people 2012 will be
of organizations expect
to spend on mobile
devices in 2012
but also appliances,
devices and products
deployed on clouds
2.7
zettabytes
85
mobile apps in 2012
The strategic focus
1/2 of
will be
2/3 of mobile appsintegrate
in the cloud
downloaded will shift
In 2012, mobile BILLIO in 2012 companies in 2012 developed in 2012 will
devices will outship N expect to use from infrastructure
32%
with analytics offerings
PCs by more than internal social to application
=
network apps platforms
2:1 in 2012 of businesses
34%
are likely to
invest in BI
and generate more and analytics
revenue than PCs of CIOs say technology as a service in 2012
for the first time (cloud) will have the most profound
effect on the CIO role in the future

4. Mobility

5. Windows 8
Next major release of Windows. Launches 26 Oct
Consumer experience with enterprise features
Two variants Windows 8 & Windows RT

6. Windows 8 Windows RT
• Traditional windows • Lower cost
• Full Windows desktop • Longer battery life
• Full backwards compatibility • New Windows 8 apps only
• High end processors (x86/x64) • Pre-built devices only
• More expensive • ARM Processors
• Full range of form factors • Office 2013 RT Pre-installed*
Tablet, Desktop, All’n’One etc… • Likely to be Tablets only at first
• Common application development platform for new Win8 apps
• Strong security and management across both versions
• Same IE10 browser on bot versions for browser based apps

7. Windows Phone 8
Next major release of Windows Phone. Lands mid Nov
Based on Windows 8 Kernal
Maintains compatibility with WP7 apps
No upgrade path for WP7 devices
Key focus on Enterprise features

8. WP8 Enterprise Features
Full device encryption and secure boot
Enterprise focussed app distribution model
Rich device management support via
Exchange, System Center and InTune
Full IE10 desktop browser

9. Management
Combination of System Center & InTune
System Center focused on Enterprise owned assets
InTune focused on BYOD Devices
WP8 & Windows RT look to be InTune managed exclusively

10. Social

12. Yammer
Organic ‘Viral’ pickup and adoption
~80% penetration rate
Fun to Use – Work/Life Integration
Promotes discoverability
Teams creating customer colab networks
Self service peer support
Public/Private cross contamination problem

13. Office 2013
‘Office’ now covers a much broader range of experiences
A range of deployment options including app streaming
Security and Governance Remains Important
Social integrated across the platform with
Presence, Lync/Skype click to call etc.

14. Data
Leakage
Prevention

15. Windows 8
Optimized
Versions

16. Tighter
SharePoint +
Exchange +
Office

17. SkyDrive + Office
Files in the Cloud and sync to machine… Default in O2013
Like Dropbox but so much more...
Realtime collaboration and co-authoring
Full strength of Microsoft office
No one has any idea that it exists…

18. Default
Save
To
SkyDrive
Save to cloud with SkyDrive &
SkyDrive Pro

19. Lync + Skype
IT Supported App… but is it ‘Social’
Like Skype but better
Incremental improvements & new tools in 2013
Lync clients for Win8, iOS, Android, WP7/8
Native OneNote Sharing
PSTN Integration still challenging… Skype?

20. Dynamics

21. Themes next 12mo
Can’t sacrifice security & governance for utility
If you don’t help users they will help themselves
Social will move from apps to platform & cross org
Now is a good time to pay down technical debt
Skype has significant disruptive potential

22. Questions