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Published inOct 2021
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ISBN-139781801078993
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Christiaan Brinkhoff
Christiaan Brinkhoff
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Christiaan Brinkhoff

Christiaan Brinkhoff works as a Principal Program Manager and Community Director for Windows 365 and AVD at Microsoft, in his role at Microsoft, he works on features such as Windows 11, Windows 365 app, Switch and Boot. Christiaan is also an Author (3 books) and Inventor (3 patents). His mission is to drive innovation while bringing Windows 365, Windows, and Microsoft Intune closer together, drive community efforts around virtualization to empower Microsoft customers in leveraging new cloud virtualization scenarios. Christiaan joined Microsoft in 2018 as part of the FSLogix acquisition. He has also been rewarded with the Microsoft MVP, Citrix CTP, and VMware vExpert community achievements - for his continued support in the EUC community.
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Per Larsen
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Per Larsen

Per Larsen works as a Senior Program Manager for Microsoft Endpoint Manager - Customer Acceleration Team - Commercial Management Experiences (CMX) Engineering, where he takes learnings from Microsoft's largest and most strategic customers back into the rest of engineering to drive improvements for the service so that customers have a continuously improving product experience. He also helps deploy and adopt Microsoft Endpoint Manager - Microsoft Intune. Per mainly focuses on the management of Windows and special devices such as HoloLens 2, Surface Hub, and Microsoft Teams Room System. Per was also an MVP in Enterprise Mobility, from 1st July 2016 to when he joined Microsoft on 1st April 2018.
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What this book covers

Chapter 1, Introduction to Microsoft 365, teaches you about keeping your resources secure while leveraging other services within Microsoft 365's broader product suite. Understanding the fundamentals of a product is the most important factor for a successful deployment.

Chapter 2, What Is Unified Endpoint Management?, acknowledges how the basics of modern management are sometimes complicated to understand, and so you will learn about the concept of modern management and zero trust with MEM (Intune), the history, and the architectural concept to get a clear understanding of how all the devices from physical, virtual, and mobile all come together in one management console.

Chapter 3, Introducing Windows 365, teaches you everything to get started with this new Microsoft cloud service that simplifies deployment as well as your cloud PC maintenance with MEM.

Chapter 4, Deploying Windows 365, teaches you everything you need to know about how to deploy Windows 365, what the requirements are, and tips and tricks.

Chapter 5, Requirements for Microsoft Endpoint Manager, provides a clear understanding of the different requirements for MEM, from OS versions and URL firewall allow-listing to the required licenses and privileges.

Chapter 6, Windows Deployment and Management, teaches you about deploying Windows 10 Enterprise with MEM – Intune.

Chapter 7, Manager Windows Autopilot, teaches you how and when to use Autopilot to enroll Windows 10 on your physical endpoint devices. What are the recommended approaches and decisions to make beforehand? You will get to know all of this in this chapter.

Chapter 8, Application Management and Delivery, teaches best practices to deploy and manage your Microsoft 365 and line-of-business applications on your Windows 10 endpoints.

Chapter 9, Understanding Policy Management, teaches you about the different policy types, what modern policy management means, and how it works on Windows 10/11 clients compared to Group Policy.

Chapter 10, Advanced Policy Management, teaches you about the different policy options to customize and secure your Windows 10 Enterprise desktops in your environment.

Chapter 11, Office Policy Management, teaches you about the different policy options to customize and secure your Windows 10 Enterprise desktops in your environment.

Chapter 12, User Profile Management, discusses how profile management is a very important factor to ensure a good user experience. You will learn about the different Windows profile types and differences in services to offer similar experiences on different endpoint devices, for example, physical and cloud endpoints with Enterprise State Roaming and Microsoft Edge.

Chapter 13, Identity and Security Management, teaches you how to configure Azure Active Directory in the most secure way possible for your end users and IT department. You will learn what the different options to enable Azure MFA are, about BitLocker, and how to configure Microsoft Defender for Endpoint with end-to-end security-level integration in MEM – Intune.

Chapter 14, Monitoring and Endpoint Analytics, looks at how, after deploying your desktops, it's important to ensure the performance, logon duration segmentation, and quality level of Windows and applications. You will learn in this chapter how you can achieve this with Endpoint Analytics, Productivity Score, and other monitoring capabilities of MEM.

Chapter 15, Universal Print, looks at Universal Print and how, despite businesses doing more and more things in a digital way, printing on physical paper remains important. Universal Print is a relatively new platform service on Azure that can simplify the whole printing configuration and maintenance process compared to a traditional print server environment.

Chapter 16, Troubleshooting Microsoft Endpoint Manager, teaches the most common causes and fixes of deploying Windows 10 Enterprise and other tips and tricks to unblock deployments to go smoothly. Both writers have over 2 decades of field experience in deploying Windows in many forms that they will share in this section.

Chapter 17, Troubleshooting Windows 365, teaches you about all the different troubleshooting errors of Windows 365 Cloud PC to prepare you to respond proactively to any errors that could occur while deploying cloud PCs in your environment.

Chapter 18, Community Help, shares, as the writers have a strong community background, some of the best community blogs out there; some are written by beginners, while some are by Microsoft MVPs.

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Christiaan Brinkhoff

Christiaan Brinkhoff works as a Principal Program Manager and Community Director for Windows 365 and AVD at Microsoft, in his role at Microsoft, he works on features such as Windows 11, Windows 365 app, Switch and Boot. Christiaan is also an Author (3 books) and Inventor (3 patents). His mission is to drive innovation while bringing Windows 365, Windows, and Microsoft Intune closer together, drive community efforts around virtualization to empower Microsoft customers in leveraging new cloud virtualization scenarios. Christiaan joined Microsoft in 2018 as part of the FSLogix acquisition. He has also been rewarded with the Microsoft MVP, Citrix CTP, and VMware vExpert community achievements - for his continued support in the EUC community.
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Per Larsen

Per Larsen works as a Senior Program Manager for Microsoft Endpoint Manager - Customer Acceleration Team - Commercial Management Experiences (CMX) Engineering, where he takes learnings from Microsoft's largest and most strategic customers back into the rest of engineering to drive improvements for the service so that customers have a continuously improving product experience. He also helps deploy and adopt Microsoft Endpoint Manager - Microsoft Intune. Per mainly focuses on the management of Windows and special devices such as HoloLens 2, Surface Hub, and Microsoft Teams Room System. Per was also an MVP in Enterprise Mobility, from 1st July 2016 to when he joined Microsoft on 1st April 2018.
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