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Windows as a Service (WaaS) has now been the methodology Microsoft is using to update Windows 10 since its release in July of 2015. How does one of the largest IT organizations in the world use this process in keeping its Windows 10 ecosystem up and … Continue reading Resource: How Microsoft Implements Windows as a Service (WaaS)
Microsoft’s new Windows 10 Enterprise E3 SKU is now available but the version most large companies are likely waiting for is the E5 version which will become available in October.
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Microsoft has announced at WPC that for enterprise customers, starting this fall, Windows 10 will cost $7 per month per user.
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Since Windows 10 is updated on a regular basis there are a few different official release versions that are available based on the servicing options it is covered under. This resource from Microsoft will give you the exact information you need about … Continue reading Tracking Windows 10 Release Information
A WinHec 2016 briefing by Microsoft Senior Program Manager Chris Riggs provides an update on the companies Windows as a Service approach to Windows 10.
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