- Module 1: Discover best practices for ensuring a smooth transition to Windows 10 and Microsoft 365 Apps by using the eight-step deployment process.
- Explain the eight-step deployment process
- Understand the main concepts for each step
- Module 2: Learn about the four-step process for analyzing device and application readiness and the tools provided by Microsoft to help you get ready, from the Desktop Analytics with Configuration Manager to the Readiness Toolkit for Office.
- List the Microsoft readiness assessment tools and explain how to use them
- Explain the four-step process for analyzing device and application readiness
- Module 3: Learn how new tools and deployment options reduce and streamline network traffic.
- Describe the directory and network bandwidth requirements for deploying Microsoft 365 Apps
- Explain the role of Azure Active Directory in Microsoft 365
- Module 4: Learn how Click-to-Run packaging with Microsoft 365 Apps provides new options to configure, deliver, and keep your Office apps up-to-date.
- Explain different methods of deploying Microsoft 365 Apps
- Explain what Click-to-Run is and how it works with apps
- Explain business app delivery and how it differs from Microsoft 365 Apps installation
- Describe Microsoft Store and MSIX options for app delivery
- Module 5: Review the different options for ensuring users’ files and settings have been captured and migrated.
- List the key considerations in migrating user files and settings
- Describe the processes for both manual and automatic migrations
- Explain what OneDrive Known Folder Move is and how it works
- List the steps involved in customizing users’ start menus and task bars
- Module 6: Learn about changes to Windows 10 and Microsoft 365 Apps that help you protect your data, devices, and users while quickly detecting and responding to threats.
- Explain the most common security-related problems that interrupt Microsoft 365 deployments and how to solve them
- Describe the new security capabilities in Microsoft 365
- Module 7: Learn about task sequence automation and the option of Windows Autopilot to help automate large scale phased deployments.
- Describe the modern, dynamic, and traditional deployment types
- Explain how task sequence automation works
- Describe what Windows Autopilot is and how it works
- Module 8: Review how to stay current with updates and learn about the new servicing model.
- Explain the update types and the differences between them
- Explain what servicing channels are and list the channels available
- Describe the details of both the Windows 10 and Microsoft 365 Apps servicing channels
- Explain phased update deployments and how they work
- Module 9: Learn how to inform your end users about new experiences, features, and functionalities within Windows 10 and Microsoft 365 Apps.
- Explain the importance of preparing end users for the transition to Microsoft 365
- Describe the phased rollout process and how it works
- List the resources available to help with the deployment process
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