1. Windows Intune vNEXT

2. Agenda
Challenges to Consumerization
What’s New?
New Configurations Explored
Next Steps

3. A World of Connected Devices
No longer
One User = One Desktop
Worldwide total unit shipments for smart connected devices will reach 1.2B in 2012, and grow 16% to over 2B units in 2016
IDC Press Release, IDC Expects Smart Connected Device Shipments to Grow by 14% Annually Through 2016, Led by Tablets and Smartphones September 26, 2012
61% of global enterprises provide IT support for company-owned smartphones and tablets, up from only 27% in This contrasts with 17% supporting employee- owned smartphones and tablets.1
For company-owned smartphones, only 55% of decision-makers say that their company has security policies and sufficient tools 35% say that they lack tools, and 6% lack a security policy and tools.
The situation for employee-owned smartphones— only 30% of firms have policies and sufficient tools, and 15% lack policy entirely1
1 ‘Mobile Workers Use Personal Apps to Solve Customer Problems — Is IT Ready, Willing, And Able To Assist? A September 2012 commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Unisys’

4. Client Management Trends
IT departments have to balance the expectations of users demanding greater flexibility against delivery costs, security and compliance needs
User Trends
IT Trends
Increasingly mobile workforce who need anywhere connectivity
Rise in demand to conduct business over range of consumer devices
Blurring of work / life boundaries raising
Desire for IT to enable rather than inhibit new technology adoption
Increase in pressure on IT budgets
Desire to use cloud based services to offload cost of on premise infrastructure

5. Client Management Approach
End user in control of the experience
Personally controlled device vs. IT controlled device
Not about device ownership
Pull Software Distribution vs. Push
IT must accommodate proliferation of devices
Without driving up operating costs or impacting efficiency
Help ensure devices are managed and secure, keeping corporate data protected

6. Enabling users to be productive, responsibly Finding the right balance
Devices & Experiences Users Want
Applications and data across devices, anywhere
Empower User Productivity
Unified Management Infrastructure
Controlled access to data with seamless authentication
Common Identity
Access and Information Protection

7. User and Device Management
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User and Device Management
Empowering User Productivity
Unifying Management Infrastructure
Device Choice
Application Self-service
Personalized Application Experience
Non-intrusive management
Manage all devices through single interface
Deliver applications to the user, not the device
Integrated security and compliance
Reduced infrastructure complexity
Access to corp resources across devices & platforms
Single admin
console
Users IT
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8. Client Management Architecture Today: Two solutions
Managed clients
Infrastructure
Enterprise Management Solution
MDM Infrastructure Silo
Administration
Experience
Server & PC management
Mobile device management
In many organizations we are already seeing how mobile device management is having to be addressed in a dedicated silo where the administrators are having to use specialized small scale MDM solutions to help address the BYOD challenge in a reactive tactical manner. Ultimately this inefficient and limited approach will not provide a long term answer to the problem. With this release of Windows Intune and Configuration Manager Microsoft is addressing the problem in a strategic manner that provides a scalable and efficient solution for the long term.

9. With this Release Windows Intune is…
a unified device management solution that combines cloud and on-premise capabilities creating a premium offering that provides customers with scalability and infrastructure choice for their device management needs.
With this release Microsoft has a strategic direction that offers a truly unified management solution utilizing the best of on-premises and cloud-based capabilities.

10. Simplifying Management Across Platforms
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Simplifying Management Across Platforms
Devices & Platforms
Mac OS X
Windows PCs
(x86/64, Intel SoC),
Windows to Go
Windows Embedded
Windows Intune
Single admin
console
Windows RT, Windows Phone 8 iOS, Android IT
Key Points:
-Windows 8 can be managed like Windows 7 (same GPs)
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11. Technical Architecture
Existing Features What’s New Unified Device Management Cloud Based Solution

12. Existing Features Integrate with Active Directory
Proactively monitor PCs
Set security policies
Deploy software & updates to PCs
Track Microsoft & 3rd party licenses
Create detailed hardware reports
Customize alert thresholds
Help Protect PCs from malware
Inventory hardware and software
Set security policies
Control Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) Security Policies
Publish software to Users
Inventory hardware
Track LOB software deployment
Before we cover the new features let me reinforce the core features that the Windows Intune service has today and will continue to provide in this new release

13. Simplify Administration
What’s New?
Empower Users
Unify Infrastructure
Simplify Administration
Windows 8, Windows RT, & Windows Phone 8 support
Per user licensing & up to 5 devices per user
New Software Publishing capabilities
Improved self-service experience
Integration with on-premise for enterprise features and scale
Truly worldwide infrastructure reach
Detailed hardware inventory for all device types in a single management solution
Single pane of glass (Web or CM)
Improved Group Management
New MDM Policy settings
Endpoint protection policy updates
Now let’s have a look at the new features in this release.
Microsoft’s unified device management solution is aimed right at the center of these challenges around device proliferation and user productivity, but in a way that seeks to enable the flexible workstyles demanded by users – Windows Intune helps empower people to be productive from virtually anywhere on the device of their choice by delivering applications to their devices.
Our new licensing model is based on the user and allows each one to have up to 5 managed devices
Windows 8 is built with manageability at its core and with this release Windows Intune adds support for Windows 8 on notebooks, tablets, desktops, or convertibles
It also enables management of Windows RT devices and Windows Phone 8
Configuration Manager 2012 and Windows Intune provide IT an efficient, unified infrastructure to deliver these new capabilities and workloads for client management at a scale that has not be seen before in a cloud only solution.
This new unified configuration, using the Intune cloud service and Configuration Manager together, provides a single pane of glass within Configuration Manager for the administrator to simply the process of managing whichever device that is.

14. PC Management features
Windows Intune Evolution
Best
 Enterprise Scale +
 Windows 8 support
Early 2013
Service Pack 1
 Office 365 interoperability
Early 2013
Single License: Windows Intune + Configuration Manager
Per User
Up to 5 devices/user
June 2012
PC Management features
Oct 2011
 Software deployment
April 2011
 Cloud-based management
MDM Features
iOS & Android
SW Publishing,
EAS Integration
 Windows RT &
Window Phone 8 MDM
Unified Management

15. Mobile Device Management (MDM) and PC Management Unified
Two Options:
Use ConfigMgr with Windows Intune service to unify MDM with on prem PC management
Use Windows Intune service alone to manage PCs and devices from the cloud

16. Windows Intune Cloud-based device management
Empower users through
device choice
Windows 7, Vista, XP
iOS, Android
Unify
Infrastructure
Simplify
Administration
For customers who have relatively simple or small IT environments, or who need to manage remote devices, or need a very fast implementation time, we recommend a this infrastructure based on Intune
<CLICK> They will be able to manage their existing Windows clients, plus Windows 8 and Windows RT devices. Intune will also manage Windows Phone 8, iOS, and Android devices. This enables customers to choose the right client for their needs without sacrificing management and security.
<CLICK> The infrastructure is based entirely in the cloud, so in effect all devices are managed remotely. This provides a very fast and simple implementation and also allows them to easily outsource the management of devices to a Microsoft partner located throughout the world.
<CLICK> The administrative experience is based entirely in Intune console, so the customer is able to manage all of those devices in a single pane of glass.

17. Windows Intune Cloud-based Client Management Configuration
Windows Phone 8
Windows RT
Direct Management & App Publishing
iOS
x86 / x64
Windows 8
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows XP
EAS
DirSync
Android App Publishing
Android
This configuration provides both PC and MDM management capabilities from the cloud. Service connectors allow the service to integrate on-site Active Directory and Microsoft Exchange services
CorpNet
Internet

18. Windows Intune Cloud-based Feature Details
Capability / Platform
Windows 8
Windows 7, Vista, XP
Windows RT
Windows Phone 8
iOS
Android
Application management ü
Endpoint Protection O
Hardware Inventory
Software Inventory
Remote control
Reporting
Software updates
Compliance settings ü2
2 - Compliance reporting but no remediation automation

19. Unified device management
ConfigMgr SP1 + Windows Intune Cloud Service
Empower users through
device choice
Windows 7, Vista, XP
Windows To Go Mac OS, Android (via EAS)
iOS
Unify
Infrastructure
Simplify
Administration
For customers who have relatively much larger or more complex IT environments, who need to deeply manage on-premise PCs and also touch remote devices, or who already have an existing Config Mgr installation, we recommend a this infrastructure.
They will be able to deeply manage their existing Windows clients, plus Windows 8 devices, as well as Windows To Go, Macs, Linux/Unix servers through Systems Center on-premise installation.
They will also have access to the existing Windows Intune cloud infrastructure to remotely manage other Windows 8, Windows RT, and Windows Phone 8 devices, as well as iOS. Android devices, via the Exchange ActiveSync service are managed by ConfigMgr. Again, customers are able to choose the right client for their needs without sacrificing management and security.
This structure allows them to easily outsource the management of remote devices to a Microsoft partner located throughout the world if they wish, while keeping on-premise device management in-house.
With this setup, Config Mgr and the Windows Intune cloud service gives customers
Unified cloud and on-premise management
Full Windows 8 management through Config Mgr
Mac OS clients through Config Mgr
OS Deployment through Config Mgr
 The administrative experience is based entirely in the Config Mgr console, so the customer is also here able to manage all of those devices in a single pane of glass.
The common theme here is that customers are able to create the right delivery mechanism for them, with you as partners helping guide them.

20. Unified Client Management Detailed Configuration ConfigMgr SP1 + Windows Intune Cloud Service
x86 / x64
Windows 8
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Service Pack 1
x86 / x64
Windows 8
Windows To Go
Windows 7
Windows Embedded
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Mac
Windows Phone 8
Windows RT
Direct Management & App Distribution
iOS
EAS
DirSync
Android
Android App Distribution
So now let’s walk through exactly how both these products can work together in the Enterprise. Using ConfigMgr SP1 and this release of Windows Intune you can manage many different device types all from the Configuration Manager management console:
For your PCs – Mac, Linux, Windows 8 x86 – these can be managed through the on-prem infra
For you mobile devices – RT, WP8, iOS, Android – we see an enhanced management experience through the cloud
We obviously see the ConfigMgr admin console managing the on-prem devices, and Intune managing the mobile devices
But now with SP1 the admin from the ConfigMgr console will be able to manage all these devices in a single pane of glass. They will be able to keep their on prem deployment and quickly realize the benefits of the cloud in terms of managing this highly mobile devices
CorpNet
Internet

21. Unified Features Details ConfigMgr SP1 + Windows Intune Cloud Service
Capability / Platform
Windows 8
Windows 7, Vista, XP
Windows 2 Go
Mac OS
Windows RT
Windows Phone 8
iOS
Android
Application management ü
Endpoint Protection O
Hardware Inventory ü1
Software Inventory ü2
Remote control
Reporting
Software updates ü4
Compliance settings ü3
OS deployment
N/A
Out of band management
Power management
Software metering
1 = Basic information only via Exchange ActiveSync
2 = Managed applications only
3 = Compliance reporting but no remediation automation

22. Windows Intune Licensing
Licensing device management no longer requires customers to choose System Center Configuration Manager or Windows Intune.
Direct
(MOSP)
EA/
EAS
Offers
Price
(Monthly)
EES
Key Changes
Includes:
Intune Service
ConfigMgr & Endpoint Protection
Windows Intune $6
Per User Licensing (on up to 5 devices)
Under all offers customers will be licensed for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager and Endpoint Protection
Windows Software Assurance no longer required (For Windows Intune & Windows Intune Add-On)
If the customer owns ConfigMgr and SCEP
Windows Intune
Add-On for ConfigMgr & Endpoint Protection $4
Must license ConfigMgr & SCEP separately
Must license ConfigMgr & SCEP separately
If the customer also wants Window
Windows Intune
w/ Windows SA
$11
Available
Early 2013
Available
Dec 1, 2012
Notes:
All Prices in USD
Windows Intune Add-On for ConfigMgr requires ConfigMgr & SCEP to be licensed under the EA/EAS/EES
Windows Intune w/ Windows SA includes upgrade rights to Windows Enterprise on the user’s primary device. The device being updated requires a qualified base Windows operating system
MDOP & Additional storage for Software Dist available as add-on (same as current offer)

23. Windows Intune Geographic Availability
Austria
Liechtenstein
Belgium
Luxemburg
Denmark
Netherlands
Finland
Norway
France
Portugal
Germany
Spain
Ireland
Sweden
Iceland
Switzerland
Italy UK
Western Europe
Azerbaijan
Lithuania
Belarus
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Malta
Croatia
Montenegro
Cyprus
Poland
Czech Republic
Romania
Greece
Russia
Estonia
Serbia
Hungary
Slovakia
Kazakhstan
Slovenia
Latvia
Ukraine
Central & Eastern Europe
Canada
United States
Australia
Hong Kong
India
Indonesia
Japan
Korea
Malaysia
New Zealand
Pakistan
Singapore
Sri Lanka
Taiwan
Asia Pacific
Argentina
Mexico
Brazil
Panama
Chile
Paraguay
Colombia
Peru
Costa Rica
Puerto Rico
Dominican Rep.
Trinidad & Tobago
Ecuador
El Salvador
Urugauay
Guatemala
Venezuela
Latin America
Algeria
Nigeria
Bahrain
Oman
Egypt
Qatar
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
South Africa
Kenya
Tunisia
Kuwait
Turkey
Morocco
UAE
Middle East & Africa

24. Call to Action
Sign up for a Windows Intune account
Evaluate Windows Intune Management capabilities
Evaluate a Unified MDM management with ConfigMgr SP1

25. © 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved
© 2012 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.