TechNet Radio: (Part 1) Deploying Windows 10: Deployment and Servicing Options

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Yung Chou, Kevin Remde and Dan Stolts kick off a new multi-part Windows 10 series today and in Part 1 they discuss the many ways you can deploy, upgrade and manage Windows 10 in your Enterprise environment. See here for more ways to view or download! [2:15] What should we consider first before deploying Windows […]

Yung Chou, Kevin Remde and Dan Stolts kick off a new multi-part Windows 10 series today and in Part 1 they discuss the many ways you can deploy, upgrade and manage Windows 10 in your Enterprise environment.

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See here for more ways to view or download!

- [2:15] What should we consider first before deploying Windows 10?

- [5:20] Compatibility, and having to test all of our applications has historically been the hold-up with regard to businesses upgrading to a new OS.  What’s the recommendation?

- [9:02] So, if I’ve decided I’m ready to deploy Windows 10, what tools should I consider using?

- [12:40] Is Microsoft recommending wipe-and-load of existing systems, or what?

- [18:02] Are there any instances when I shouldn’t do an in-place upgrade?

- [24:02] Tell me a little more about the provisioning option.

- [27:15] I’ve heard of “Windows-as-a-Service”.. what does that mean as far as future updates and upgrades?

- [40:02] Where should we go for more information?

Dan Stolts

Founder and Chief AI Officer of Just In Time AI, with an IT career that began in 1988 -- nearly four decades of experience. Over a decade of that career went into building ITProGuru into a 250,000-uniques/mo IT-community resource, and he now applies the same teach-first approach to AI systems that run real businesses. Full profile →