The working world is increasingly mobile and organizations contain growing numbers of remote workers who mostly, sometimes, or never come into the office.
The new Empower%20your%20remote%20workers%20scenario (https://aka.ms/m365eremoteworkers) shows how you can design and configure a set of Microsoft 365 Enterprise infrastructure capabilities and workloads to allow your remote workers to work from anywhere and at any time in a highly collaborative, productive, and secure way.
Here is the resulting configuration.
This scenario steps you through the foundation infrastructure and workloads sections of the Microsoft 365 Enterprise deployment guide to incorporate and integrate:
- User identity and sign-in security
- Windows 10 Enterprise
- Device management and security with Microsoft Intune
- Office 365 ProPlus productivity apps for devices
- Secure access to resources and protection for leaked files
- Collaboration platforms such as Microsoft Teams, Exchange Online, SharePoint, and OneDrive for Business
- Access to on-premises apps with Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) Application Proxy
For a 1-page visual summary of this scenario, see the https://review.docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/enterprise/media/empower-people-to-work-remotely/empower-remote-workers-scenario.pdf.
Empowering remote workers is a great example of how the products, services, and features in Microsoft 365 Enterprise can be combined to address both a core IT service requirement and a business productivity need.
Click https://docs.microsoft.com/microsoft-365/enterprise/microsoft-365-deploment-guide-changes to see the latest changes to Microsoft 365 Enterprise deployment content.
Joe Davies
Microsoft Senior Technical Writer
