Windows 8 - Design & Management Daniel von Büren, redtoo ag V-TSP; Senior Consultant / CTO

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A World of Connected Devices One user = One desktop Organizations say 34% of their employees are acces- sing business apps on personal devices. 69% of employees say they are accessing business apps on personal devices. IDC, “2011 Consumerization of IT Study : Closing the ‘Consumerization Gap’”, July 2011 In 2011 power users owned between 5 and 7 internet connected devices. IDC, “Media Tablet Multi-Client Study”, February M smart connected devices were shipped in This is forecasted to double to 1.84B in IDC, "Nearly 1 Billion Smart Connected Devices Shipped in 2011 with Shipments Expected to Double by 2016”, March 2012

Multiple Desktop types Pooled VMsPersonal VMs Desktop Sessions Personal Shared Desktop Windows to Go

Corporate Owned and Compliant Full Access Consumer Owned or Not Compliant No Access Consumer Owned and Compliant Secure access to apps and data Not Compliant No Access Corporate vs. Consumer Devices

BYOD – Technical Challenges Operating System Application Hardware User !?

Devices – Access level ServiceData Applications Integrationsdichte Service Service- description SharePoint Cloud Access Gateway

Challanges Devices Workstyles Desktop types Operating System Applications Settings & Data Support Owner Ship Regulations Costs Repair Replace Datamanagement

Desktop Components Settings and Data User Experience Virtualization (UE-V) Pooled VMsDesktop Sessions Personal VMs

Microsoft App-V

Functional Overview

Benefits of App-V Client based computing  No installation / deinstallation required  Avoid conflicts between installed applications  No changes on the local client  Flexible while using of operating systems and applications versions  Fast and flexible software deployment  Reducing regression test Server based computing  Better workload in server farms  Reducing of silos

Demo Benefits of Microsoft App-V

App-V 5.0 – What’s new  New console for management server (Silverlight)  RTSP protocol is gone – SMB and HTTP(S) streaming only  No more Q:\-Drive  File format has completly changed:  No more.SFT-,.OSD- or.ICO-files  No more 4GB limitation of package size  New App-V client  Configuration by PowerShell

Demo Microsoft App-V - What’s new

Microsoft UE-V User Experience Virtualization

Settings and Data - Today Profiles Technology  Local profiles  Roaming profiles Folder redirection  Redirect profile folders to network locations Support Advantages  Settings follows the user  Configurable Disadvantages  Size of profiles  Corrupt profiles  Synchronization over WAN links  Synchronization during Logon / Logoff  Some applications may have problems  Transparent redirection to network  Configurable

Challanges  Multiple devices  Multiple desktops  Multiple desktop types

Demo Microsoft UE-V

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Windows 8 FAQ

Windows 8 Project – Why? Tablets Business Applications

Windows 8 for Enterprise No Compromise Business Tablet Mobile Productivity Management and Virtualization Controlled by GPO Windows Store Automatic Updates Live Tiles SCCM 2012 SP1 Desktop and UI Apps Company Shop Windows to Go Wizard in W8 Ent. Direct Access Supports Srv SkyDrive Can be controlled SkyDrive Pro and SharePoint 2013 BitLocker Disk Space Only Encryption Std. User PIN & Password change AppLocker Controls access to Applications Hyper-V included Virtual Smart Cards Stores Smart Card information on TPM

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