Windows User Group June 2016 Windows 10
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The Windows User Group Manchester meeting on June 15, 2016, focused on the deployment and upgrade of Windows 10, highlighting its readiness for business use. Key speakers included recognized Windows experts who discussed methodologies for deploying Windows 10 and the benefits of upgrading, such as reduced testing and faster deployment times. Resources for further information and training were provided, with an emphasis on continuous innovation and the evolving nature of deployment strategies in relation to Windows 10.
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15th June 2016 3pm](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/wugjune2016windows10andrewchris-manc-160617204657/85/Windows-User-Group-June-2016-Windows-10-1-320.jpg)
Windows User Group June 2016 Windows 10
- 1. Windows User Group [Manchester] 15th June 2016 3pm
- 2. Agenda www.WindowsUG.com @WindowsUG #WindowsUG Windows 10: Ready for Business?
- 3. What is the Windows User Group? www.WindowsUG.com @WindowsUG #WindowsUG Chris Rhodes MVP Windows Expert (IT Pro) MVP Awardee 2012-2016 MCT IT Masterclasses Ltd Andrew Bettany MVP Windows Expert (IT Pro) MVP Awardee 2012 – 2017 MCT IT Masterclasses Ltd Author of…
- 4. Who are IT Masterclasses? • Long-term sponsor of WUG • We specialise in 1/2/3 day classes – technical & office • Delivered by experts in their field, e.g. MVPs • Our philosophy is to up IT staff fitting in around their busy lives • We pack a lot into a short space to minimise time out of office
- 5. Who are IT Masterclasses? • Visit the website: www.ITMasterclasses.com • Windows 10, PowerShell, Azure classes in York, Leeds and Manchester
- 9. One experience One platform One store One version New rules
- 10. Deployment Methodologies How do you deploy today? •Shipped by OEM •“Wipe and load” with corporate image •DVD install •WDS/MDT network install •SCCM •In place upgrade
- 11. Deploy, maintain & update Windows 10 Bare metal, Wipe and Load/Refresh, and Replace • Major system changes • Start “clean” • XP/Vista to Windows 10 Windows Servicing Windows as a Service • Keeping Windows 10 safe • New features • Windows 10 build-to-build upgrades Transform vanilla device to enterprise-ready • Mobile users with off-the-shelf devices
- 12. Why Upgrade the OS? No need to maintain image library Preserve applications, drivers, user data and settings Reduce upfront testing and deployment prep Compared to refresh, upgrade offers… Faster deployment – 30 to 60 minutes, on average, to upgrade Smaller deployment - file size is just the default OS media, no applications More robust – “bulletproof” rollback on failure to functional down-level system Supplements existing deployment scenarios Refresh, replace, and bare metal
- 14. Windows Imaging and Configuration Designer • Create provisioning package using Windows Imaging and Configuration Designer (WICD) with needed settings, such as: • Change Windows SKU • Apply settings • Install apps and updates • Runtime (.PPKG file)
- 19. Windows as a Service Business DevicesConsumer DevicesWindows Update or Corporate WSUS Build 1511
- 20. Future deployments Continuous innovation of Windows 10 will dictate a fluidity of deployment that is alien to traditional methodologies. Andrew Bettany February 2016
- 21. Windows 10 Upgrades in “Distribution Rings” Landscape is not static anymore. Moving platform
- 22. The Long- Term Servicing Branch • Conservative option • Available only in Windows 10 Enterprise edition • Mission-critical devices • Devices still receives security and reliability updates • Not intended for widespread use!
- 23. Windows 10 Branch Summary AvailabilityBranch Scenarios Current Branch (CB) • Consumers • BYOD • Test systems Current Branch for Business (CBB) • Knowledge Workers • Salesforce • Road warriors Long Term Servicing Branch (LTSB) • Factory floor machines • Air Traffic Controllers • Emergency Room devices Edition • Home • Pro • Enterprise • Education • Pro • Enterprise • Education • Enterprise • Education Time in Market • Features available 2-3 times a year • Regular security updates • 1 branch in market at a time • Consume via Windows Update, WSUS or Configuration Manager • ~4 months • Features available 2-3 times a year • Regular security updates • 2 branches available simultaneously • Consume via Windows Update, WSUS or Configuration Manager • 4-8 months • Ability to defer updates • No new functionality • Regular security updates • Branches available every 2-3 years • Consume via WSUS or Configuration Manager • 5 years of mainstream support • 5 years of extended support
- 24. Ability to defer updates (CBB only)
- 25. Defer Upgrade and Updates (Pro, Enterprise, and Education editions only)
- 26. Delayed upgrades • Current Branch (CB) ~4 months • Current Branch for Business (CBB) ~8- 12 months • Traditional IT support could use the Long Term Servicing Branch (LTSB) since this prevails for up to 5 years
- 27. Resources Plan for Windows 10 deployment https://technet.microsoft.com/en- us/library/mt574241(v=vs.85).aspx
- 28. Resources Windows ADK for Windows 10, Version 1511 Available on Microsoft Hardware Dev Center https://msdn.microsoft.com/en- us/windows/hardware/dn913721.aspx#deploy
- 29. Resources Free ebook: Introducing Windows 10 for IT Professionals, Technical Overview http://aka.ms/introwin10/PDF
- 30. Thank you
- 31. Q&A literally… ask us anything! www.WindowsUG.com @WindowsUG #WindowsUG