Windows 11 is a modern Microsoft client operating system that introduces a range of features and improvements that organizations should understand as part of their desktop and device management strategy.
Because Windows 11 is built on the same core foundation as Windows 10, organizations already using and managing Windows 10 can move to Windows 11 through a relatively natural transition. The operating system introduces enhancements focused on end-user productivity, stronger security, and support for today’s hybrid working environments.
Many existing investments in update management and device management can continue to be used with Windows 11. A large number of applications and management tools already used with Windows 10 remain relevant, and many existing security settings and policies can also be applied to Windows 11 devices.
Windows Autopilot can be used to support zero-touch deployment and enroll Windows devices into Microsoft Endpoint Manager. Windows 11 can also be used in Azure Virtual Desktop and Windows 365 environments.
This one-day course is designed to give IT professionals an introduction to the key new features, security capabilities, and modern management approaches available in Windows 11.
























