Deploy Win8 in the enterprise, take these four steps

Computer Store News: Intel White Paper: Deploying Win8 in the Enterprise, Four Steps

Intel's IT department is actively promoting a major move to deploy Microsoft's latest Windows 8 operating system. Moreover, from the official white paper released by Intel, Intel is full of confidence in this plan and is looking forward to Microsoft's new Win8 integration into the Intel office environment.

The White Paper Leading Department describes this as follows: “We plan to conduct extensive analysis and testing of Windows 8 over a period of six months, and to host a pilot project for 300 users. As for the deployment of Windows 8, we will learn from the experience of global users moving to Windows 7 within the enterprise in 2011. "The reason why Intel hopes to deploy Windows 8 as soon as possible is to get faster startup time, extended battery life and faster response performance with Windows 8; dynamic desktop provides real-time information; More reliable network connectivity; enhanced information security; leveraging the benefits of sensors to help achieve more efficient work and easier communication with customers.

The white paper also mentions that the entire Windows 8 deployment process should be divided into four steps. The first stage: employees with their own equipment and peak users due to business needs; the second stage: application developers and employees with commercial ultrabook equipment; the third stage: standard computer update options; the fourth stage: popularization The entire enterprise.

In fact, Intel has followed suit more quickly, upgrading the company's core IT part office system to Windows 8. In addition to work efficiency considerations, another important factor is to provide confidence to partner Microsoft. And to some extent strategic support, Intel employees can really adapt to the Windows 8 system and like it, it may be another thing for the two giants.