That includes Wipe-and-Load, in-place upgrade, break/fix rebuild, PC replacement, and BIOS to secure UEFI, as well as automate the ongoing Windows update process. As increasing numbers of businesses seek to reach Windows 10 before Microsoft’s 2020 Windows 7 support cut-off, all will want to consider the best approaches and tools that can help get them over the line securely. And of course, most importantly, on time and on budget.
While many will consider augmenting Configuration Manager with third-party tools such as 1E’s, many will also be curious to know how Microsoft’s Modern IT Management services can help with Windows updates, with or without CM.
As the (looming) 2020 date grows ever more important to meet, we've carefully analyzed all of these options, for all the migration scenarios. For instance, there's a solution to your PC replacements. Take a look in the videos below.
An ongoing operational requirement beyond your migration, finding the right method for new machines is especially important.
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An update method as common as it is complex, here’s how 1E can make a difference to any Wipe-and-Load migration.
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This is the quickest way to migrate existing devices to Windows 10. But, even here there are limitations to a wholly native Microsoft approach.
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You've migrated! That's great. However, once your devices are on Windows 10, you still have semi-annual feature updates to plan for. Explore the options for this ongoing process.
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In conclusion, whatever your Windows migration issues are, 1E can help. Get in touch today.