Myths and misconceptions: Windows 11 and cloud native

IT admins can seamlessly pursue transitioning to both Windows 11 and cloud-native management parallelly. However, there are five misconceptions that need to be addressed before taking steps to move forward. Firstly, deploying Windows 11 does not require a full cloud-native approach. Secondly, a name change doesn’t imply a significant change. Thirdly, there could be some application compatibility risks. Fourthly, business productivity could be impacted, and lastly, the cost of ownership could be a concern. It is essential to understand these myths and take practical steps to modernize your environment. Transitioning to cloud-native management and Windows 11 rollout is an opportunity to optimize IT processes, improve user experiences, and deliver more value to your organization.

IT admins can continue to use the same management tools, processes, and risk mitigations in place for their Windows 11 deployment as they are today. They can start planning their parallel migration to Windows 11 and cloud-native management by reading the article on “Myths and misconceptions: Windows 11 and cloud native.” Additional resources such as FastTrack for Windows 11, Windows 11 setup guide, and manage Windows updates in the cloud learning path are available to help with planning, preparation, and deployment. Additionally, one can join the monthly Windows Office Hours to connect with product and engineering experts from across Windows, Intune, Windows 365, public sector, security, and more to get answers to windows-related queries.

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