Windows Vista Bringing clarity to your world.

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Presentation transcript:

Windows Vista Bringing clarity to your world

Productive Working Life Windows Vista – Powering Business Better Infrastructure Productive Working Life

Windows Vista – The proposition @Work @Play @Home CIO & IT Executive

@Work

Windows Vista will make your working life easier, better Search, See, Organise

Greater Volume of Information Reduced Capacity to structure and store Coping Mechanism Greater Need for Search

1. Search, See, Organise Search – integrated into the core Pervasive & always accessible Change how you use your computer Zoom and Preview tools New ways to remember documents Significant improvements in productivity

Search, See, Organise Search,See, Organise Business Value Launch 2006 7/8/2019 11:41 AM Search,See, Organise Search, See, Organise © 2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

Windows Vista will make your working life easier, better Search, See, Organise More Secure & Confident

2. More secure & confident Defense in Depth Phishing Spyware Virus Spam

Security – Microsoft Vista et Al Threat Protection Mechanism Spyware Software to monitor your activity Pass details ( passwords) to someone for their gain Windows Vista User account mode Windows Vista Internet Explorer –Protected Mode Windows Vista – Windows Defender Phishing Fake website Tricks you Steal your identity Windows Vista Internet Explorer – Anti-Phishing defence Virus Electronic Vandalism Vandalise data and your machine Vandalise other machines Windows Vista Windows Firewall – In & Out Spam Too good to be true offers Make a connection to infect you Microsoft Forefront security Microsoft Outlook Junk email filters

2. More secure & confident Defense in Depth Spyware Phishing Virus Spam Risky Connections Information Theft

Protect information getting into the wrong hands Stolen Notebooks and recycled machines BitLocker Drive Encryption USB Ports and Group Policy

Strategy – Security Leadership

Windows Vista will make your working life easier, better Search, See, Organise More Secure & Confident Ready Access

3. Ready Access Fast access to your PC Start-up : 10-15 Second boot Sleep : 2 – 3 second ReadyBoost – USB/SD add-in memory – turbo charge SuperFetch – learn priorities at startup I/O prioritisation at startup Calendars, contacts – on the go

Ready Access Sideshow and Sidebar

Windows Vista will make your working life easier, better Search, See, Organise More Secure & Confident Ready Access Work Anywhere

4. Work anywhere Meetings and collaboration with peers Stay updated – Synchronise my machine Offline – Online folders My Phone My PDA

Windows Vista will make your working life easier, better Search, See, Organise More Secure & Confident Ready Access Work Anywhere New Web Experiences

5. New Web Experiences Multiple web pages at once Web Pages that print Without clutter Tab Browsing & Tab Groups Web Pages that print Secure web browsing Anti-phishing Protected mode – to stop nasties Subscribe to automated information feeds – RSS.

Secure & Confident Ready Access Work Anywhere New Web Experiences Business Value Launch 2006 7/8/2019 11:41 AM Secure & Confident Secure & Confident Ready Access Ready Access Work Anywhere Work Anywhere New Web Experiences New Web Experiences © 2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

Prize Time – Windows Vista I can boost my system memory using Ready Bxxxx

Windows Vista will make your working life easier, better Search, See, Organise More Secure & Confident Ready Access Work Anywhere New Web Experiences New World of Applications

6. New World of Applications Beyond Text Beyond row and columns Visually rich Integrated media

Business Value Launch 2006 7/8/2019 11:41 AM © 2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

@Play

Pictures, Music, Games... Look after my photos - Photo gallery Play & manage music - Media player My Movies, Pictures, Songs - Media Center Content in my house - Xbox extender A new world of gaming experiences

@Home

Parents in Control Control and limit children time on the PC Monitor and be in control where your children go Track their PC experiences Have an informed “educational” discussion

Windows Vista @ Play Parental Controls Business Value Launch 2006 7/8/2019 11:41 AM Windows Vista @ Play Parental Controls © 2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

CIO & IT Executive

Better Infrastructure Reduced cost of ownership Simpler to deploy Simpler to maintain More manageable Stronger security

Key Technologies 2500+ Group Policy settings Single image – file based Modularization XML based unattend file Couple with Microsoft System Center technologies Operating System migration and deployment

Key Messages More productive workforce More secure environment More manageable infrastructure Reduced costs of ownership Future platform for applications Future platform for infrastructure Foundational link into other Microsoft technologies - strategic

Prize Time – Windows Vista Search, Sxx, Orgxxxxx Thank you Ingram Micro

Ownership strategies – Windows Vista What is the right version What is the right licensing option

Which Windows Vista All Features For Consumers For Businesses

Objections, Questions, Clarifications What hardware do you need to run Windows Vista for a decent experience

Windows Vista - Two User Experiences Start anything simpler and faster Redesigned Start Menu Windows Vista Basic Intuitive Dialogs/Wizards Streamlined Explorers Navigation/Search/Tasks More intuitive navigation and system activities Live Icons Preview/Reading Pane Better Data Visibility Better Focus Transparent Glass Windows Vista Aero - Smooth window animations Taskbar thumbnails Windows Flip/Flip 3D Advanced Window Management Improved Performance Fewer GPU related crashed Desktop Composition Engine (DCE)

What do my PCs need Memory Processor Graphics Harddrive 512Mb 1 GB Minimum Official Carlos Recommendation Premium Memory 512Mb 1 GB 1 GB + Processor 800Mhz + Most processors in 2 years 1 GigaHertz + Graphics Directx 9 capable 128 MB Graphics Memory Aero capable graphics processor Harddrive 15GB fee space

Tools to assess PC hardware Automated discovery and rating tools Single PC www.windowsvista.co.nz/getready Network Discovery Microsoft System Management Server

Tools to test applications for Vista Tool Application Compatibility Toolkit 5.0

Volume Licensing Options Upgrade licenses under Open, Select and Enterprise agreements require a base OS as follows: W98, W2000 XP Pro Windows Vista Business Except Academic – allows upgrade from XP Home, Windows Vista Home Basic Enterprise Agreement and Software Assurance provides: Enterprise product features Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs.

Objections, Questions, Clarifications When will Windows Vista be ready. When and how can I get it. When can customers get it

Where, when is it available Partners MSDN – RTM plus 10 days Partner Program Download RC1 – microsoft.co.nz/getthebeta Customers Volume Licence – pricelist in November 2006 General Release – early next year Remains a quality based release Express Upgrade and Tech G coming soon

Objections, Questions, Clarifications Will Windows Vista be actually ready when it ships. Should we wait for SP1 or wait 12 months.

It will be ready at launch Yes – this is a quality based release. Yes – over 3 million tester through Betas Yes – Track record of quality improvements Yes – 40,000 + deployed in Microsoft today (RC1)

Objections, Questions, Clarifications How can I get help with my first customer opportunity and my first deployment

Help with first steps Web resources Business Development Deployment Express Data, Ingram Micro Microsoft Account Managers Solution Specialists Partner Account Managers Deployment Professional Services – Microsoft Consulting

I need more information Information links for partners, customers etc www.windowsvista.co.nz Information on CD Product guide Overview presentations Technical information Licensing information

Is there technical training ? YES Hands on Technical Labs www.microsoft.co.nz/events/hotlabs 0800 832 433

Productive Working Life Windows Vista – Powering Business Better Infrastructure Productive Working Life Bringing Clarity to your world

Get ready. Get Going. Be Excited. Get Windows Vista for yourself Get learning Check out the CD Go visit www.windowsvista.co.nz Get showing customers Be Excited.

© 2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Business Value Launch 2006 7/8/2019 11:41 AM © 2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION. © 2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.