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Windows 365 is working on new ways to deliver Cloud PCs to all types of workers. Coming soon, we’ll be offering an option for organizations to provide Windows 365 Cloud PCs for shift workers or part ...
Heather_Poulsen
Updated Dec 27, 2024
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ESJeffL
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Oct 27, 2022
For shift work you mean strictly remote right? I'm struggling to understand the financial benefit in situations where the user has to go to the office and requires another device to connect to a Cloud PC, it would require implementing BYOD which is difficult to manage and need good network controls. What am I missing?
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    BhavyaChopra
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    Oct 27, 2022

    ESJeffL, yes, the offering will benefit a lot of the shift and part-time workers that are moving to a remote-only or hybrid environment.

    As for BYOD support, we already have a lot of capabilities to protect the Cloud PC device via MEM device compliance, Trusted launch support by default, etc., access to the Cloud PC via Conditional Access investments, and protection of the data on the Cloud PC itself. We also continue investing in the security space to enable BYOD scenarios. Yes, network controls is another protection layer and you have the ability to also control that with Windows 365 which apply as-is to shift work Cloud PCs as well