Enabling Consumerization of IT

David TesarTechnical EvangelistMicrosoft Corporation

A Year in Review

Shipped System Center 2012, SQL Server 2012

Integrated Endpoint Protection with System Center 2012

Shipped third release of Windows Intune Released Spring release of Windows Azure

(including IaaS) Released Technical Preview of Office 15 Released previews of Windows 8 and

Windows Server 2012

In 2011 power users owned between 5 and 7 internet connected devices

Source: IDC, 2010-2011Media Tablet Multi-Client Study, February 2011. Note: IDC only surveyed iPad owners for this study.

13% of information workers say they use tablets at work, but IT is aware of only 6%

Source for both: IDC 2011 Consumerization of IT Study: Closing the "Consumerization Gap," sponsored by Unisys, July 2011

• 144,900,000 smartphones shipped in Q1 20121

• 68,700,000 media tablets shipped in 20112

• 353,313,152 PCs shipped in 20113

• 600,000,000 copies of Windows 7 sold

1 “Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker,” IDC, May, 20122 “Worldwide and U.S. Media Tablet 2012-2016 Forecast,” IDC, April, 20123 “Worldwide PC Market: 4Q11 Review,” IDC, April 2012

Embracing Consumerization of IT

I want to connect to people and be productive anywhere, anytime

How can IT provide access to apps and data while maintaining security?

How can IT support and manage all those devices?

I want to use the device I prefer

INTEGRATES POPULAR SOCIAL TOOLS & APPS

Best productivity experience

PC

PHONE

BROWSER

Unified application development

Security and management to support flexible workstyles

BEST ON WINDOWS-BASED DEVICES & BEST-IN-CLASS ON OTHER DEVICES

Windows-based devicesthat people love

Embracing the Consumerization of ITWe Have Four Pillars to Our Strategy

Choice of Windows PCs, Slates, Phones

TPM Chip on hardware

1 million+ devices on Corp Net

System Center manages desktops & mobile

Direct Access saved $300,000 per facility per year

Unified Access Gateway eases secure remote access

Exchange Active Sync for mobile management

Unified Communications saved more than U.S. $215 million annually

5,000+ employees on My Site

Best practices for LOB apps

Microsoft IT “Garage”

demo

David TesarIT Pro Technical Evangelist

The Enabled User

People-Centric Consumerization Framework

Access and Identity

User & Device

Management

Data Protection

Active Directory for People-Centric Management

The hub for identity across

cloud and on-premise

Compliant PC settings across the org

Easy app provisioning and maintenance

Active Directory

Use an Intelligent Infrastructure

Device-Optimized Apps Web Apps

Virtual Desktops and Apps

Active Directory

demo

Adam CarterSr. Product Marketing Manager

The Intelligent Infrastructure

Virtual desktop or applications

Microsoft Desktop VirtualizationThe right solution for each business scenario

Good for all use case scenarios

UE-V + App-V

For specific use case scenarios

Microsoft VDI, Remote App

For specific use case scenarios

Client Hyper-V, Med-V• Anywhere productivity • Offline access• Accelerate deployment

• Flexible access to Windows • Bring your own device • Secure corporate data• Centralized management

• IT pros – dev / test • App-OS compatibility

Local desktop

demo

Adam Carter David TesarProduct Marketing Manager IT Pro Technical Evangelist

Desktop Virtualization

Data Protection

Access and Identity

User & Device

Management

Enabling Consumerization

Embracing Consumerization of IT

Embrace the new world of continuous services and connected devices

Explore your new opportunities

Evaluate and deploy System Center 2012, Windows Server 2012, Office 365, Windows Intune, Windows 8

Broaden your impact and differentiate your organization

Policy and AccessEffective Access

Unknown

User NamePassword

EAS, Domain Join, Group Policy

User NamePasswordCertificate (Optional)

SCCM, SCEP, NAPDomain Join, Group Policy, SCCM client

User NamePasswordCertificate

Known

Known

Unknown

Tru

st

Device Identity Policy Applied Policy Compliant

No Access

Remote Access

Partial Access

Full Access

EAS connected deviceNon-domain joined PC with Windows Intune

Domain joined PC out of compliance

Physical Windows PC with TPM, BitLocker and DirectAccessDesktop Virtualation machine (VDI)

Windows, Windows Phone, Android, iPad, iPhone

Any Device DeviceExamples

AccessLow

High

Services: Full Application Access, User-CentricWhere: Anywhere with internet seamlessly OR OfflineData: HBI, MBI, LBI

Services: Limited local, Remote optionsWhere: Offline & OnlineData: EAS – LBI or MBI/HBI with AD RMSPCs – LBI-HBI with bitlocker & manage to compliance

Services: Remote Desktop, Remote Apps, Web Apps, Modern GatewayWhere: Online onlyData: Remote only, No local

Services and Data Access

Examples

Any DeviceServices: noneWhere: CORPData: none

Related TechEd ContentBreakout Sessions

MGT309 – Microsoft System Center 2012 Configuration Manager OverviewSIA206 – Keep Your Data Safe!SIA207 – Windows Server 2012 Dynamic Access Control Overview SIA203 – The Consumerization of IT (Microsoft’s CISO perspective)WCL279 – Windows 8: Overview for the enterprise, Enabling Flexible WorkstylesWCL303 – Microsoft Desktop Virtualization – The Right Technology for Your Business ScenarioWCL386 – Windows Intune: Equipping the enterprise to manage the consumerization of ITEXL312 – Forget about IT - How about Lync Inside Business Applications?!OSP221 – Microsoft Office 365 for EnterprisesOSP325 – Active Directory Integration with Microsoft Office 365 (& Windows Intune)

Hands-on Labs (session codes and titles)MGT11-HOL Introduction to Microsoft System Center 2012 Configuration ManagerSIA21-HOL Using Dynamic Access Control to Automatically and Centrally Secure Data in Windows Server 2012

Resources

Edge Show – http://edge.technet.comFlexible Workstylehttp://www.Microsoft.com/consumerizationhttp://aka.ms/consumerIT

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