Microsoft Vice President talks about Win10 Enterprise Edition: Better use, more secure

Enterprise users can basically sum up the requirements of the operating system for stability and security, which is also very likely to lead to the phenomenon that the enterprise operating system "does not change for ten thousand years." So far, there are still many companies that are using Windows XP that has expired, or just upgraded to Win7. For this phenomenon, Microsoft is naturally "distressed", and I hope that these users will be able to join their new product Win10 as soon as possible. To this end, Jim Alkove, Microsoft's vice president of Windows Enterprise and Security, said the Windows 10 Enterprise Edition is simple, easy to use, and secure.

Jim Alkove in an interview with foreign media interview, stressed, Win10 Enterprise Edition deployment very fast and simple, and Win8 /Win8.1 difference is that, Win10 will not require a comprehensive inspection equipment. And the new system is easily adopted by IT developers who want to stay technically relevant, and the transition process for upgrades and deployments is minimized.
In addition, the vice president also pointed out that Win10's security is very good, the biggest highlight of which is the Windows Hello biometric system. The system allows the user to log in through the face, fingerprint and iris, which eliminates the trouble of password memory and greatly improves system security. And the certification process is fast and efficient, easy to use, and very suitable for business users.
Microsoft wants Win10 to perform well in different user groups. As can be seen from the above information, Microsoft intends to let enterprise users experience the unique ease of use and security of Win10, which is different from the requirements for individual users. However, although Microsoft's vision is good, it is not a matter of time to say that it is a matter of time to upgrade the Win10. If Win10 performs well in the next few years, enterprise users may consider large-scale deployment.