In this episode, host Michael Bird is joined by Adam Harding, Softcat's Chief Technologist for end user computing and Jack Lewis, Softcat's Microsoft 365 Technical Architect to discuss just what it takes for a smooth and successful Windows 10 deployment. We look at some of the benefits of Windows 10, along with key steps that are essential to take before, during and after a move to this operating system. From deployment and provisioning, to dealing with legacy apps and user experience, our experts offer some detailed, practical advice and guidance on the best tools to use and how to make sure your users are happy once Windows 10 is in place. We also look to the future – what's next for Windows 10?In this episode, host Michael Bird is joined by Adam Harding, Softcat's Chief Technologist for end user computing and Jack Lewis, Softcat's Microsoft 365 Technical Architect to discuss just what it takes for a smooth and successful Windows 10 deployment. We look at some of the benefits of Windows 10, along with key steps that are essential to take before, during and after a move to this operating system. From deployment and provisioning, to dealing with legacy apps and user experience, our experts offer some detailed, practical advice and guidance on the best tools to use and how to make sure your users are happy once Windows 10 is in place. We also look to the future – what's next for Windows 10?

Windows 10 is Microsoft’s newest operating system, the most secure, robust, reliable and user-focused they have released
Get ready! Your organisation needs to prepare before jumping in with both feet. Make sure your infrastructure is ready and rationalise applications prior to deployment
Windows AutoPilot is an over-the-air provisioning method, removing the need for IT to see a device, making provisioning user-led, quicker and cheaper
Microsoft have introduced a new way to provide updates and it’s a big change – there are now two servicing channels. The Semi-Annual Channel delivers feature updates twice a year, with monthly operating system ‘quality updates’
Legacy apps – you can work around this if your current apps are not supported by Windows 10 but are still required
Microsoft have released a feature to allow a combined classic and modern IT management system for Windows 10 to provide micromanagement capabilities as well as MDM management
A seamless transition between operating systems is important, so users have a familiar look, feel and experience once Windows 10 is in place