1. Continuous Services and Connected Devices

2. User
Controlled
Corporate
Your Organization
RECENT PAST
NEAR FUTURE

3. From Control to Control AND Governance
User
Controlled
Corporate
APPS PRIVILEGED
APPS NOT PRIVILEGED
Governance
Control
From Control to Control AND Governance

4. Embracing Consumerization of IT
I want to connect to people and be productive anywhere, anytime
Intelligent Application Infrastructure
Security and Access
People-Centric
How can IT provide access to apps and data while maintaining security?
How can IT support and manage all those devices?
How can IT provide access to apps and data while maintaining security?
Control and Governance across all devices
I want to use the device I prefer
How can IT support and manage all those devices?
Infrastructure Considerations
Embracing Consumerization of IT

5. Your Opportunity Our commitment to you
Broaden your impact
Enable users to work how, when and where they want
Differentiate your organization

6. CELEBRATING

7. Client Management Licensing Overview
Three Client Management Licenses (MLs) differentiated by components included
The System Center 2012 family of products includes Endpoint Protection
Virtual Machine Manager Client OSE management rights in SC 2012 Configuration Manager CML (VDI)
MLs include the right to run management software and SQL runtime
CAL suites provide licensing vehicles for investing in key Microsoft technologies via a single license agreement.
Included with Core CAL
Included with ECAL
Client Management Suite
Configuration Manager
Virtual Machine Manager
Service Manager
Operations Manager
Data Protection Manager
Orchestrator

8. 500,000 Devices managed in production
175,000
Registered Downloads
“Based on what I'm hearing from admins who are deploying it in release-candidate form, System Center Configuration Manager 2012 is absolutely amazing.”
– J. Peter Bruzzese, InfoWorld
500,000 Devices managed in production
307,000
Endpoint Protection agents deployed as part of TAP
“System Center 2012: In a word - Cool.”
–Elias Khnaser, Virtualization Review
280,000 Devices managed by MSIT

9. The Making of Configuration Manager
8/21/2019 5:49 AM
VIDEO
The Making of Configuration Manager
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10. Use an Intelligent Application Infrastructure
Device-Optimized Apps
Web Apps
Virtual Desktops and Apps

11. Deliver Applications to Employee-Controlled Devices
Active Directory

12. Deliver Virtual Desktops and Applications
Virtual Desktops and Apps

13. A Comprehensive Desktop Virtualization Platform
Settings and Data
User Experience Virtualization (UE-V)
Applications
App-V
Operating System
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
Pooled VMs
Desktop Sessions
Personal VMs

14. Windows Server 2012 Reduces VDI Costs
STORAGE COSTS
COMPUTE COSTS
MANAGEMENT COSTS
Personal VMs
Pooled VMs
Sessions
+ App-V

15. U.S. CIO Enterprise Summit
8/21/2019
Embrace the world of continuous services and connected devices
Deploy the Microsoft Private Cloud
Deploy System Center 2012 Configuration Manager and Windows Intune
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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.

16. SEIZE THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE
CLOUD INNOVATORS