Ignite Australia 2017 Session Recommendations For OEM Partners – Part 2 Windows 10

We continue to invest in new capabilities to make Windows 10 deployment easier and we provide an overview of the latest enhancements.

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Planning to deploy or in the middle of a deployment? Looking for best practices, or the latest and greatest on how to set up servicing, rings and the use of provisioning packages? We'll explore all this, looking at the products and technologies you need for a successful Windows 10 deployment.

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Windows 10 introduces changes in a variety of areas, especially compared to Windows 7. For those responsible for creating Windows images for their organizations, these changes can make their jobs harder. In this session, we'll look at how to adapt to these changes to do common image customizations with Windows 10.

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Upgrade Analytics helps customers accelerate Windows 10 deployments. and staying up to date with the Windows as a Service cadence by providing telemetry driven compat insights. Learn about the capabilities delivered by Upgrade Analytics and how customers are using it.

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JJoin us for a behind-the-scenes look at the Windows Insider Program, the largest public preview program in Microsoft history and an important source of customer feedback used to develop Windows 10. Bill Karagounis is the product owner of the Windows Insider Program, and is also a Partner Director of Program Manager on the Fundamentals Team in the Windows Devices Group at Microsoft. If you like this session, also check out Co-creation in the Windows Insider Program.

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When it comes to Windows 10's possibilities for education, seeing is believing. This demo runs through the features and functionality that teachers and IT can leverage. We start with improvements that make getting devices up and running easier; and follow with deployment approaches for cloud-first customers (Set up School PCs app) and on-premise customers (Windows Imaging and Configuration Designer). Once provisioned, we cover the Take a Test secure assessment app, introduce the Windows Store for Business Education functionality, review Windows Update improvements, and wrap with user features great for use in the classroom. From here, join deeper dive provisioning and deployment sessions.

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Take a deep-dive into a new cloud deployment model and explore Windows devices in education, simplifying shared device and 1:1 deployments. We start with setting up your necessary cloud components to deliver a cloud first experience on Windows (Intune, Office 365 for Education, Azure Active Directory, Windows Store for Business). Then, we look at the set-up and synching of School Data Sync, Microsoft Classroom and Take a Test for broad usage. This is followed by simplified device deployments with Set up School PCs and Windows 10. Finally, you’ll see what a ready-to-go Windows 10 device looks like on the first day of school using this deployment model.

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Given that ordinary documents are one of the largest repositories of an organisation’s secrets, why are most organisations so bad at protecting these files? They apply the wrong file and folder permissions, or fail to encrypt them. The good news is that a host of technologies exist to help you protect files, from NTFS permissions that have been around as long as NT has been, through to Windows Information Protection which debuted in Windows 10. Learn about the combination of technologies that you can use on your existing Windows Network to protect files from being opened by people who are not authorised to do so, whether those files are located on file share, are being emailed over the internet, or are being stored on a FAT32 formatted USB drive. These technologies include EFS, BitLocker, AD and Azure RMS, Dynamic Access Control, Windows Information Protection and Azure Information Protection.

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Microsoft Edge is one of the most secure and web standards compatible browsers on the market. See how the new management features in Windows 10 can help IT Professional to provide support for legacy web sites while still allowing users to access web sites with the latest web standards.

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