Microsoft also shared details of more Windows AutoPilot features coming in the Fall Creators Update: The video below offers an overview of this process in action: It works alongside existing Azure Active Directory and Intune MDM services, "enabling a new PC to be easily transformed into a business-ready device: joined to Azure Active Directory, enrolled in Intune, transformed to Windows 10 Enterprise, settings applied, Office 365 apps and line-of-business apps installed."
Windows AutoPilot Deployment is a new cloud service announced today, which will enable admins to create a 'cloud configuration' for the Windows 10 out-of-box setup experience for new machines. Now imagine that any member of the organization can easily setup a new device without needing any IT assistance." "No more images to create and maintain, no infrastructure to manage, and a simple process.
"Imagine being able to take a new device out of the box and with just a few clicks fully configuring it for productive use," Lefferts said. Microsoft announced a new suite of cloud-based services, known as Windows AutoPilot, to make deployment and management of Windows 10 PCs quicker and easier. "Our goal with Windows 10 has always been to modernize the way IT interacts with Windows devices," Microsoft's Rob Lefferts said today, "adopting simpler and easier approaches that leverage cloud-based services and help employees be more productive with Windows 10, Office 365 ProPlus and Microsoft Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS)."
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Today, the company announced improvements and additions on the way to its management and deployment tools as part of that update too. Earlier this week, Microsoft outlined some of its security enhancements for Windows 10 business customers, which it plans to introduce with the Fall Creators Update in the next few months.
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