Readiness and deployment of Windows 10 Enterprise used to be only affordable to enterprise businesses with elaborate technology and bottomless budgets. Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365 have changed that:
SMBs, don't spend a fortune on Windows 10. Getting and Deploying Windows 10 is easier than ever before. Whether upgrading your PCs, refreshing existing PCs, or replacing them, you should know what systems and applications are compatible with Windows 10 before you start. It's best to keep them up to date to get the latest compatibility, productivity, security features, and support for your users.
Larger deployments require more planning and evaluation to ensure a successful roll-out and long-term success. Ultimately, you should execute the plan internally or have SpliceNet engineers guide your success. Deployment options vary, like using Windows-as-a-Service, Windows Autopilot, staged deployments or controlling the User Experience. A Windows 10 Readiness Workshop starting with the Microsoft Windows 10 Desktop Deployment Wheel Analysis may be what you need:
In an SMB or large-scale deployment, User Communication and Training are critical to success in minimizing business interruption and driving the usage of new capabilities that enhance teamwork, communications, and productivity.
Windows 10 user capabilities like Windows Hello to log in securely with biometrics, Start Menu updates to personalize the Windows experience, Timeline to easily get back to what you were working on, Focus Assist to help minimize distractions, Nearby Sharing Virtual Desktops, Cortana and more are great to inform and prepare users to take advantage of.