(Part 1) Deploying Windows 10 using System Center Configuration Manager

Blain Barton welcomes Richard Balsley to the show as they show us to how deploy Windows 10 in your Enterprise environment using the latest version of System Center Configuration Manager.

Check out Part 2

• [1:50] What’s new in Configuration Manager – version 1511?
• [2:40] How does Configuration Manager help deploy, manage and keep Windows 10 secure?
• [3:15]  What are my options for getting to Windows 10?
• [8:25] How should I deploy and manage Windows 10?
• [11:15] How does the in-place upgrade work in ConfigMan?
• [17:20] Should I upgrade or refresh?
• [19:05] What are core operating system deployment scenarios?
• [21:55] How should I think about my deployment strategy for Windows 10?
• [26:00] What does Windows 10 management look like through ConfigMan?
• [29:50] How do you keep Windows up to date?
• [32:00] What about previous versions of System Center Configuration Manager --- will that work with managing Windows 10?

Click here to read more about the GA of System Center Configuration Manager 1511

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