Quelli di voi hanno coinvolto nello schierare Windows Vista alle imprese possono essere interessati per imparare di odierna pubblicazione di uno studio terminato da Wipro e ricerca su ordinazione della GCR ed incaricato dalla MS, in cui ha dimostrato che Windows funzionante Vista sui pc mobili trasporta il risparmio significativo alle organizzazioni sopra il funzionamento del Windows XP. La riduzione di TCO (costo complessivo della proprietà) ammontava a $605 per il pc mobile all'anno, o a miglioramento di 14% su Windows XP. Questo risparmio è stato realizzato impiegando tali innovazioni di Windows Vista come la crittografia dell'azionamento di BitLocker per aumentare la sicurezza, il sistema diagnostico della rete per l'analisi guasti migliorato e la funzionalità integrata di ricerca per amplificare il rendimento. Per ulteriori particolari, visiti il Web site della GCR.

Le organizzazioni possono essere interessate nella combinazione del questo whitepaper nuovo di mobilità TCO con come-alla guida nominata Come controllare efficacemente i pc mobili della vostra organizzazione.

Lo studio inoltre ha notato che le organizzazioni Vista-schieranti di Windows potevano ridurre il rischio nell'aderire ai requisiti regolatori quali Sarbanes Oxley (SOX) e portabilità di assicurazione contro le malattie e la Legge di responsabilità (HIPAA). Le innovazioni specifiche in Windows Vista che contribuisce a questi guadagni erano la riduzione di rischio offerta da BitLocker, controllo aumentato accordato via le politiche di controllo e del gruppo di cliente dell'utente e la capacità di ridurre i costi difficili di conformità con Virtualization Desktop di applicazioni del pacchetto di ottimizzazione di Microsoft (MDOP).

Quelli di voi hanno coinvolto nello schierare Windows Vista alle imprese possono essere interessati per imparare di odierna pubblicazione di uno studio terminato da Wipro e ricerca su ordinazione della GCR ed incaricato dalla MS, in cui ha dimostrato che Windows funzionante Vista sul mobile ha letto più ...... (legga più)

Hello Windows Vista Team Blog readers, We've heard that some of you are very interested in getting the localized version of the Windows Vista Hardware Assessment 2.1 but was not sure how the download process works for this globalized integrated download. Read More......(read more)

Hello Windows Vista Team Blog readers,

We've heard that some of you are very interested in getting the localized version of the Windows Vista Hardware Assessment 2.1 but was not sure how the download process works for this globalized integrated download. To clarify, the Windows Vista Hardware Assessment 2.1 is available in any of the SEVEN languages from a single download (not just English). That includes North American English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Latin American Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese. No more hunting around for 2 different localized versions of the download. This is especially convenient for those of you who are multi-lingual in US, Europe and Latin America!!

Here's how the download and installation process work:

1. Download the globalized integrated version of the tool here (please ignore the fact the language field says English, trust me, it has all 7 localizations in it :-) ): http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=83115
2. Decide on which language you want the Windows Vista Hardware Assessment to operate in (e.g. Japanese)
3. Install this globalized integrated download on a computer with the matching localized operating system (i.e. Japanese version of the 32-bit Windows Vista, Windows XP Professional or Windows Server 2003 R2 OS)
4. Double-click the download and complete the installation process
5. When you are ready to use Windows Vista Hardware Assessment in Japanese, make sure that your DISPLAY LANGUAGE is set in Japanese in this case
6. (Optional Step) If you want to switch to a different language and, for example, create readiness assessment report in English, you may change the display language from Japanese to English and then re-launch Windows Vista Hardware

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When we talk about application compatibility for our large customers, it goes beyond making sure the latest game or end user application works. Our enterprise customers sometimes have hundreds of thousands of PCs to manage. That means a lot of different Read More......(read more)

When we talk about application compatibility for our large customers, it goes beyond making sure the latest game or end user application works. Our enterprise customers sometimes have hundreds of thousands of PCs to manage. That means a lot of different applications, from many different companies, some custom and some customized. To help these customers we created a suite of enterprise tools called the Application Compatibility Toolkit (see my earlier post), and also worked with partners to create a service called the Application Compatibility Factory (see here).

One thing you may not know is that we also have a team of specially trained consultants who work with customers on some of these very large deployments. We try to make sure all our customers can take advantage of the team's knowledge, so we send them to events like TechEd or IT Forum and they contribute significantly to the content you find on TechNet and MSDN. Unfortunately it's not always possible for customers to have one-on-one interaction with this team. That's why we are pretty excited that one of the consultants, Caio Chaves Garcez, recently recorded the full 2 day training the team usually presents to these large customers. The training covers most common application compatibility issues found with Windows Vista, as well as how to use the various tools we make available. Whether you are an IT Pro starting your deployment or a developer trying to make your older applications work with Vista, the content of this webcast is well

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