As the world has moved to a more hybrid work style, Microsoft has adapted with us. The tech titan recently launched Windows 365 - bringing the Windows 10 OS to the Azure cloud. Now remote employees on Windows 10 have access to their apps, data, and settings across personal and corporate devices. Quick to deploy, simple to maintain, and integrative within the larger Microsoft ecosystem - Windows 365 makes hybrid work easy.
Hybrid work has fundamentally changed the role of technology in the workplace. Work environments are in need of systems that center on productivity, security, and simplicity. Windows 365 was designed for each, by offering a scalable cloud operating system to businesses of all sizes. Windows 365 turns any device into a personalized and productive digital workspace, supporting business apps like Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365, and Power Platform. Performance is easy to monitor in the Endpoint Analytics dashboard, where your IT team can monitor diagnostic checks pulse out upgrades, and receive recommendations for optimization.
Windows 365 was designed with cybersecurity at the core. All user data is stored in the cloud and protected by the principles of Zero Trust. Information is stored and secured in the cloud, rather than at the endpoint, with layered tools such as multi-factor authentication and Azure Active Directory vetting user behavior. Your IT team can delegate user permissions, with role-based settings for licensing, device management, and Cloud PC management.
In this new, and highly distributed working world, employees need access to corporate resources anywhere, anytime. How exactly does Windows 365 deliver on its promise of secure productivity? Here are three ways:
Managed Services Providers can ensure you get the best Windows 365 experience. Microsoft and cloud consultants can deploy the platform, build out Windows apps across your organization, and integrate features across your computing ecosystem. If you want to learn more about Windows products or schedule a free IT consultation, check us out at iCorps.