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Tips and tricks from Windows 365 MVPs
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For the community, by the community. Learn from esteemed Windows 365 MVPs as they share their Windows 365 experiences to date. Discover best practices, get deployment tips and tricks, and hear the latest feedback on the Windows 365 service!
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Catch up on demand and dive into Windows 365 capabilities with insights and demos from the Microsoft engineers bringing you Windows in the cloud! Learn how to easily deploy and manage Cloud PCs—and create a protected and productive experience for your end users! Join host Christiaan Brinkhoff as he also brings in members of the Windows 365 community to share best practices and adoption tips.
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- Langston_Keith160Copper ContributorGood morning you guys, I appreciate you guys' time in hosting this call. My questions are for Ola. I am a M365 administrator. Not on the same level as an MVP, but I have my hands on all aspects of a GCCH High tenant. My questions are: 1. What is your method for handling day to day operations? 2. What admin portals in M365 do you find most useful and why? 3. How to you keep up to date with all the Microsoft features that constantly come out? Any directions would be appreciated! Thank you both again for this meeting! Cordially, Langston Keith
- olastromBrass ContributorHi! Glad you liked it and that you tuned in! Let me divide these three questions and try to address them as good as I can 😊 (This might get long) 1: Day to day operations for me is about automating things and not having to do hands-on activities as far as possible. Assigning licenses, getting machines ready, updating apps, deploying updates; these things are great to investigate automating to minimize the effort for the day-to-day stuff. Also looking into reporting, which is key for operations! Having those things automated gives you time to keep up with incidents that might occur or improve the service! 2: Being a device/Windows 365 guy, I spend most of my time in Microsoft Intune, and that's where I usually manage Windows 365 as well. Like I mentioned in the talk, most cases for me are in the enterprise side of things. MS Intune provides access to user and group management outside the device management aspects, meaning that I rarely need to leave that portal. 3: The best way to keep up to date about what's released and what's coming is to look at the "What's new in Windows 365" and "What's new in Intune" from Microsoft (just search those phrases). Those will show you great stuff about what's new. Also, Twitter is a great source for keeping up to date. Myself and a lot of other MVPs share articles around what's new and what's coming, and also Microsoft PMs like Christiaan is great to follow!
- Langston_Keith160Copper ContributorI truly appreciate your reply. Our industry changes at such a fast pace it can be hard to keep up, but I thank you for taking the time out of your day to post such an in-depth response. I've already found your blog and looking through it now! 👍💪
- bkobleurCopper ContributorCongratulations on another great event Christiaan...appreciated hearing Ola's perspectives, well done!
- DougPetroleCopper ContributorCongratulations Ola - very well done, especially on your Top 3 Tips! I recall realizing that I fit the exact mold described about 1/3 of the way into the video, with traditional VDI & DaaS folks looking more and more to Windows 365. Being a SaaS solution, we can focus a LOT more on the outcomes vs. supporting all of the underlying layers. Here's to seeing more and more innovation from Windows 365 and the Cloud PC family!