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Wednesday, May 8 • 10:00am - 11:45am
Windows as a Service in the Enterprise 1809 Edition - Option 2

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Description:
Following up from last year's popular session Windows as a Service in the Enterprise (Parts 1 & 2), we bring you Windows as a Service in the Enterprise 1809. Keeping Windows 10 deployed and updated is a constant challenge that we all face. In this session we recap our lessons learned from upgrading to 1709 and also show what enhancements we have done to our WaaS process to make our 1809 upgrade smooth as silk.

What you will learn:
  • Audience members will gain better insight into forming their own Windows as a Service in the Enterprise.
  • They will get new ideas on how to have a successful upgrade to 1809 in their own environment.
  • They will be able to take away this information, along with sample scripts, task sequences, tips and tricks and directly apply them in their own environments.
Speakers
avatar for Gary Blok

Gary Blok

ConfigMgr Engineer, Big Bank
Working with ConfigMgr since 2012, Altiris before that, all in Workstation Management. Current focus is on WaaS, keeping a very large bank's Windows 10 machines (400k) on the "H2 / Fall" versions of Windows 10, leveraging Task Sequences. Recently joined the Recast Software team... Read More →
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Mike Terrill

Microsoft MVP, OS Engineer, Big Bank
Mike’s career has been focused around systems management (SCCM) and operating system deployment for over 20 years (ever since SMS v1.2). He is a Microsoft Enterprise Mobility MVP and runs the Arizona Systems Management User Group. He specializes in the design, architecture and installation... Read More →

Windows as a Service in the Enterprise 1809 Edition pptx
Wednesday May 8, 2019 10:00am - 11:45am
MTKA BC
  Windows 10, WaaS
  • Skill Level Deep Dive

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