For organizations with Windows 10 past its support date, devices still set up by hand, or a mix of management tools.
We move your devices to Windows 11 and Intune, so new devices set themselves up and updates go out in rings you can report on. Cloud PCs or Azure Virtual Desktop cover the desktops that belong in the cloud.
Devices move to Windows 11 under Intune, with Configuration Manager kept alongside where a fleet still needs it, and Cloud PCs for work that shouldn’t sit on a laptop.
Windows 10 devices upgraded to Windows 11, with your applications tested first and Extended Security Updates as a bridge where you need one.
Laptops still on Windows 10 after its October 14, 2025 end of support.
Scoped per device count
Devices that set themselves up out of the box, with compliance, security baselines, and apps applied on first sign-in.
New devices set up by hand, and no one able to say which ones are compliant.
Patching and operating system deployment on Configuration Manager, alongside Intune, for fleets that still need it.
Domain-joined fleets, or several IT groups that patch their own devices on a shared platform.
Desktops delivered from the cloud for contractors, remote staff, and applications that should not live on a laptop.
Contractors or remote staff who need a managed desktop, or Citrix and Horizon desktops spread across business units.
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From our assessment for a statewide higher education system: the campus directories as we found them, and the tooling that moved accounts, devices and policies into one environment. Campus names replaced with placeholders.
A statewide system of 12 community colleges and a system office needed one directory across its campuses, one way to manage devices, and its servers migrated.
Upgrade the devices that can run Windows 11, replace the ones that can’t, and buy Extended Security Updates only as a bridge for the stragglers. The Assess phase tells you which devices fall in which group.
Intune for cloud-managed devices, and Configuration Manager where you still need operating system deployment or on-premises patching at scale. Many organizations run both for a while, with devices co-managed, and retire Configuration Manager when nothing needs it.
The total depends on device count and how many devices are already managed. The Intune build and a pilot ring run over weeks, then devices enroll in waves with extra support after each. The Assess phase at the start typically takes 1–2 weeks.
Most do. We test your applications on a pilot ring before the broad rollout and keep a list of exceptions with the fix or the workaround for each.
The device count and mix come first, and whether Configuration Manager manages the devices today or nothing does. After that come the number of applications to test and any desktops that should run in the cloud.
Only for devices that can’t run Windows 11. The Assess phase checks each device against the requirements, so the replacement list is a count, not a guess.
It starts with a 60-minute call. If we need more to scope it, a short questionnaire follows. Then a written proposal and statement of work. Once you approve, we begin with the Assess phase.
