Community IT Webinar - MS Ignite Recap 2015
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The document provides a summary of a webinar recapping Microsoft Ignite. It discusses the conference background, keynote highlights, new products and services announced, and reflections. Some of the new products included co-authoring in Office 2016, universal apps in Windows 10, Delve, Yammer, and Sway. The webinar reflected that Microsoft is very ambitious, innovative, and focuses on cloud services like Azure. Community IT clients are ahead of the curve in cloud adoption. The utility of newer tools like Delve and Yammer remains to be seen.
Community IT Webinar - MS Ignite Recap 2015
- 1. Microsoft Ignite Recap Community IT Innovators Webinar Series May 21, 2015
- 2. Webinar Tips • Interact Ask questions via chat Connect on Twitter • Focus Avoid multitasking. You may just miss the best part of the presentation • Webinar PowerPoint & Recording PowerPoint and recording links will be shared after the webinar
- 3. About Community IT Our skilled and certified team of IT professionals serves the greater Washington nonprofit community, helping organizations of all sizes and capacities to… Advance mission through the effective use of technology. Invested Work exclusively with nonprofit organizations, serving over 900 since 1993. Strategic Help our clients make IT decisions that support mission. Collaborative Team of over 30 staff who empower you to make informed IT choices.
- 4. Presenters Steve Longenecker Director – IT Consulting [email protected] @CommnityITSteve Matt Eshleman Chief Technology Officer [email protected] @meshleman
- 5. • Conference Background • Keynotes Review • New Products/Services • SharePoint • Security • Vendor Hall • Reflections • Q and A Agenda
- 6. • 23,000 people attended • Day 1 was highlighted by keynotes, including from Satya Nadella • Days 2-5 focused on breakout sessions and the vendor hall Conference Background • May 4–8, 2015 Chicago • Combined previous TechEd, MEC and SP Conference into one major event for Enterprise IT
- 7. • Satya Nadella outlined three strategies for the Microsoft future. • Joe Belfiore hyped Windows 10 and Edge. • Julia White showed Delve and Skype for Business (with a Surface Hub) • Brad Anderson showed new/coming security tools. • Terry Myerson announced new Windows update for Business • Gurdeep Singh Pall talked about the new work world • Afternoon keynote looked at Microsoft Research work. Keynotes Review
- 8. • Co-Authoring in Desktop version of Office 2016 • Universal Apps in Windows 10 (security and continuity) • Delve • Yammer • Sway • Office Lens • SQL Server 2016 New Products/Services
- 9. • Azure Stack • New System Center • Improved InTune • Skype 4 Business Calling • Exchange 2016 • PST Imports to Office 365 • Windows Nano server • Mobile Apps • Edge browser, Surface Hub, PowerBI, Cortana, Win 10 biometric logons, Skype for Business broadcasting. New Products/Services (cont.)
- 10. • Taxonomy vs. Folksonomy • Lots and lots of SP is still on-premise and likely staying that way for a while SharePoint • MS is hedging its bets on highly structured platforms as the future space for data. • There is a time and place for SharePoint folders • Build separate views for consumers and creators (or consuming and creating)
- 11. • Lots of focus on compliance, auditing and reporting • Cloud security focus should be on end user credentials and vendor management. • Encryption is coming to O365 SharePoint & Exchange Security • Scary topic. Experts suggest expectations for AV should be reduced. • Azure Active Directory Services coupled with 2 factor authentication might be one part of future. • Roll passwords regularly? channel9.msdn.com, Author: Microsoft
- 12. • Lots of new Devices • SharePoint Management Tools • Thycotic Vendor Hall
- 13. We couldn’t help being impressed by Microsoft • How big they are • How international they are • How ambitious they are • How talented they are (or appear to be) • Not how gender balanced they are Reflections
- 14. Community IT clients are in many ways ahead of the curve in cloud adoption. Reflections
- 15. • Microsoft’s Direction • Pace of innovation & development is rapid • Continuous updates instead of major versions • Azure is growing dramatically • Emphasis on implement only what’s needed • Lots of end user training Reflections
- 16. Utility and adoption of newer tools like Delve and Yammer is TBD. Microsoft is heavily invested in the Office Graph Reflections
- 17. What to Use When • MS wants to build a cloud that meets all your needs an incents you to use their cloud (see machine learning) • MS isn’t prescriptive about which tool works best; there are different ways to be productive in an MS world. • www.whentousewhat.com Reflections
- 18. Little takeaways • Window Pane Rule • Calendar syncing problems between multiple devices plague everyone • Publish Your Calendar in O365 • Need to check out PowerMap, PowerQuery and PowerPivot in Excel. Reflections
- 19. Upcoming Webinar Microsoft Sneak Peak: Skype for Business Windows 10, Office 2016 Thursday June 18 4:00 – 5:00 PM EST Matthew Eshleman
- 20. After the webinar Connect with us Provide feedback Short survey after you exit the webinar. Be sure to include any questions that were not answered. Missed anything? Link to slides & recording will be emailed to you. Imagee Credits Images of Microsoft products, icons, etc. are authored by Microsoft. All other images were taken by Matt or Steve except where indicated.
- 21. Q and A Author: DuMont Television/Rosen Studios, New York-photographer, Uploaded by We hope at en.wikipedia http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:20_questions_1954.JPG
Editor's Notes
- #2: GTM starts recording after the first slide advance, so hit record and then advance to the second copy of the title slide.
- #3: Matt’s
- #4: Matt’s
- #7: Took place at McCormick Place MEC – Microsoft Exchange Conference Talk about enormity and logistics. Impressive. Talk about audience being very ENTERPRISEy
- #8: 3 strategies from Satya Create more personal computing – through applications that are mobile, support natural interactions – including speech and touch, using a trusted platform to protect personal data, and exploiting innovative hardware – new categories like Surface Hub. Deliver an Intelligent cloud back end – Microsoft’s cloud technology is designed to enable enterprise mobility, drive application innovation, to unlock insights from data and to transform the data center by merging public and private clouds. Reinvent productivity and business processes – Not only a continued focus on development of standard tools like Outlook and OneNote across multiple devices but also the creation of new tools like Sway, and Cortana. Joe Belfiore – 10 is better balance of 7 and 8.1 and more. Cortana, Microsoft Passport/Hello Brad Anderson: Azure Active Directory has a new toolset called Microsoft Advanced Threat Analytics "Azure Rights Management" (Azure RMS) allows securing of files outside the enterprise boundry by applying permissions that travel with the file. The file is encrypted and uses Azure Active Directory for identity and authorization. Gurdeep - Devices aren’t mobile, people are. The rise of the millennials. Non-profits have a leg up by providing engagement with the mission and flexible tools to work with. Video, Co Creation, Skype Translate, office Graph 3 problems to solve for MS Research The looming Data-pocalypse Data visualization is one answer. Compute: the end of MOORE’S LAW One answer is quantum computing Intelligence – machine learning Project Oxford How-Old.net. He showed off impressive computer vision.
- #10: Mobile Apps: Outlook for Android/iOS vs OWA for Android/iOS, what else?
- #13: Matt to fill out and present
- #18: Use OneNote instead of EverNote Use OneDrive for Business instead of DropBox for Business Use Skype for Business instead of well, there's probably nothing else particularly compelling there since MS owns Skype Use Office 365 Video Portal instead of YouTube Use Yammer for Business Communication instead of Facebook
- #19: Matt to fill out and present.
- #20: Johan
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- #22: Matt to fill out and present.