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What are the new enterprise features in Windows XP?
What is the Return On Investment for Windows XP?
What are the various licensing options associated with XP?
Where is Microsoft taking the business desktop in the future?
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Business Applications
IT Management
Networking
Operating Systems
Richard Warren, chief software architect at Internosis, a nationally recognized Microsoft Gold Certified Partner for Enterprise Systems and eCommerce, and Mark Hassall, Microsoft's lead product manager for Windows XP, help answer questions IT executives might have about the Windows XP operating system. Lead presenter Warren runs through the key new enterprise features Microsoft has wrapped into Windows XP, and talks about the Windows road map: where Microsoft is taking the business desktop for the foreseeable future and what that means for the service life of XP Professional. He also pulls together the return on investment picture for Windows XP, to help you get a clear understanding of whether or not Windows XP makes sense for you. Hassall discusses the Windows road map, licensing, and return-on-investment issues from Microsoft's perspective.
For viewers of the CD and online versions, this program provides a selection of Web links, including articles such as 'Connect With Your Users Via Windows XP Remote Assistance,' from CNET Asia, which explains how Windows XP features can reduce cost and increase productivity across the enterprise. The program also includes white papers, such as 'Windows 2000 vs. Windows XP Deployment Considerations,' which discusses benefits of - and caveats when - deploying Windows XP across the organization.
PROGRAM TOPICS:
INTRODUCTION
AGENDA
PROGRAM ROI
WHAT'S IN THE BOX?
Top Ten Windows XP Benefits
The Internosis Windows XP Top Three List
The Internosis Windows XP Top Three List: 1. Deployment and Management
The Internosis Windows XP Top Three List: 2. Remote Assistance
The Internosis Windows XP Top Three List: 3. Mobile User Features
THE WINDOWS ROAD MAP
The Heritage of Windows XP
Microsoft OS Release Impact and Strategy
Mark Hassall: Microsoft OS Life Cycles
Mark Hassall: Microsoft OS Life Cycles - Mainstream Phase
Mark Hassall: Microsoft OS Life Cycles - Extended Phase
Mark Hassall: Microsoft OS Life Cycles - Nonsupported Phase
Mark Hassall: OS Life Cycle Guidelines Help Customers Plan Migration Strategies
WINDOWS XP RETURN ON INVESTMENT
The Microsoft OS Investment
The Microsoft OS Investment: OEM Licensing
The Microsoft OS Investment: OEM Licensing - Upgrade Options
The Microsoft OS Investment: Software Assurance
The Microsoft OS Investment: Windows Professional Desktop Upgrade
Mark Hassall: Microsoft Volume Licensing - Open License 6.0
Mark Hassall: Microsoft Volume Licensing - Select License 6.0
Mark Hassall: Microsoft Volume Licensing - Enterprise Agreement 6.0
Microsoft OS Licensing Wrap-Up
Windows XP Return on Investment
Key Drivers of Windows XP ROI: Scope of XP Implementation
Key Drivers of Windows XP ROI: Desktop OS Diversity
Secondary Drivers of Windows XP ROI: Associated Hour Costs
Secondary Drivers of Windows XP ROI: Associated Hour Costs Example
Secondary Drivers of Windows XP ROI: Information Reuse
Secondary Drivers of Windows XP ROI: Collaboration Costs
Mark Hassall: Microsoft's Rapid Economic Justification - Methodology
Mark Hassall: Microsoft's REJ Methodology - Determining Software ROI
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