Welcome to: Windows 8 - Deployment and Migration Future Desktop Design & ImplementationMartin Weber09:00 – 09:15 Future Desktop W8 Features & OverviewMartin Weber09:15 – 10:30 Future Desktop DeploymentThomas Schindler10:30 – 12:00 LunchAll12:00 – 13:30 Flexible Workstyle and the Future DesktopDaniel von Büren13:30 – 15:00 WrapUp / Q&AAll15:00

Thomas Schindler Senior Systems Engineer, innobit ag Basel Microsoft V-Tech Solution Professional, Microsoft “Windows 8 is awesome! Better than Windows 7, but not quite as cool as Windows 9 yet!” Client / Server Migrations from small to large scale Software Distribution & System Automation Infrastructure Design (ADS, SharePoint, AppV,SCCM/MDT, VMWare) Tech-Blog microtom.net Background: IBM, Syngenta, Novartis, Swisscom, Fossil

Questions… Please ask your questions at the end of each chapter or at very end of the presentation. Thank you

Today: –DEMO: Self-Migrating from Windows XP / 7 to Windows 8 with 2 clicks  «Consumerization» How IT changes and the new challanges  Evaluate the Tools that help to deploy Windows 8  Overview Microsoft Assessment and Planning Toolkit (Free)  Overview Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (Free) –Demo Bare metal Deployment using MDT  Overview System Center Configuration Manager  Migrating UserData from previous versions using USMT  Client Management using SCCM –Demo SCCM  Security with SCEP and BitLocker –Demo SCCM / SCEP  Managing Software Updates –Demo SCCM  DEMO: Migrating from Windows XP to Windows 8: Finish  HappaHappa LUNCHTIME….

how work life changed more mobile tech savvy multiple devices digital generation fast paced consumerization

What is “Consumerization” of IT? The movement towards per-user, not per-infrastructure architecture Scale up and scale down Introducing: The Application Catalog Total user and Application «Virtualization»

How can Microsoft infrastructure solutions help to.. Deploy Windows 8 and Server 2012 in your Company Support management of Windows 8 and Server 2012

Windows 8 Deployment Scenarios Manual Installation +No Infrastructure needed +IT Professional not necessarily required - Unmanaged installations - No Standards - Time consuming Partial Automated Deployment (MDT 2012) Managed installations Partial Standards (no continuous compliance checks / health checks / remidiation) Time consuming Small Infrastructure needed IT Professional required Fully Automated Deployment (SCCM 2012) Managed installations Standardized (continuous compliance checks / health checks / remidiation) SelfService enabled Fast & Efficient (size) Complex but scalable Infrastructure required IT Professional(s) required

Evaluate the some great Tools that help to deploy Windows 8 Brief overview of some common Microsoft Tools that can help you to accomplish your mission... MAP Toolkit MDT SCCM

MAP: Microsoft Assessment and Planning Toolkit

MDT: Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) 2012

System Center Configuration Manager 2012 can… …manage physical Clients Servers Applications (Scripted installs, MSI, iOS) …manage virtual VDI Clients Virtual Servers (e.g. Master Images) Virtual Applications (App-V 4.6 & 5.0) Secure and update Operating Systems, Applications and Mobile Devices* Manage Endpoint Protection and enroll Certificates Manage Energy Savings Migrate your Environment to Windows 8 and Server 2012 Assess your environment* *including Mobile Devices such as WP, iPhone, iPads SCCM 2012

..yes, it’s a Monster Even more Features & Key notes User Centric Management & Dynamic Collection based Standardized & fully automated OS Deployment Software Distribution Hardware & Software Inventory Reporting Scalable Migrate User Data Mobile Device Management Integrated Endpoint Protection Client settings management (SCEP, Maintenance, Power etc) Baseline Configuration and Remidiation (compliance) App-V Support (4.6 & 5.0) RBAC Supports «Metro» Style Apps (SP1)

SCCM 2012 The Software Center & the Application Catalog Office Hours Power Management Maintenance behavior Remote Control settings Self Service Portal Software Shopping Device Management

Demo Bare metal Deployment using MDT Self-Migrating to Windows 8 with 2 clicks

SCCM Application Install Flow

Manage Application Lifecycle with SCCM 2012 Application Installation Application Retirement Application Supersedence Application Uninstall Application Revision

7NOKIA EAS-based policy delivery Discovery and inventory Settings policy Remote Wipe Light Management SCCM Mobile Device Management

The User State Migration Tool The User State Migration Tool is an integrated utility that can migrate User Data across major Releases of Windows (from XP to 8) The Tool is essential to MDT and SCCM Can be customized Stores user Data temporary either local or on a Network Share

How USMT works Hardware Replace Renew Mapping

Challenge: Shift from Device Centric to User Centric Applications

Demo Check Windows 8 Migration Status Client Management using SCCM 2012

Security with SCEP and BitLocker EP is integrated in SCCM 2012 EP Client can easily be deployed to all clients EP Policies can easily be managed and deployed EP Complience Reports can be generated EP Client removes other Virus scanners automatically BitLocker can be easily enabled on new clients BitLocker can be enabled via Package on existing Clients BitLocker compliance Reports can be generated in SCCM MBAM 2.0 integrates into SCCM 2012

Managing Software Updates

Demo Security with SCEP and BitLocker Managing Software Updates and Maintenance Windows with SCCM

Implement flexible workstyle solutions Talk to your Microsoft representative about how to implement flexible workstyle solutions for your organization Deploy Accelerate your migration to Windows 8 Consider Windows devices for your enterprise Adopt Microsoft Desktop Virtualization & MDOP Deploy System Center 2012 Configuration Manager and Endpoint Protection NEXT STEPS Resources microsoft.com/mdt microsoft.com/systemcenter microsoft.com/mdop microsoft.com/map Learn Microsoft Virtual Academy – Microsoft TechNet Virtual Labs - TechNet IT Pro Camps -

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