Presentation to Company Re: SMS , GPO & Virtual Apps
Hi Guys
Ive just started a new job a number of months ago - and I have been having a look at how apps are deployed (or not as the case is here) to pc within a company of around 200 people. Every application is manually installed , and I have alot of experience in packaging application and deploying with SMS via AD groups. Im hoping to try and push application to either SMS/GPO/Virutal (Softgrid) deployed model - but Ive got to come up with a presentation , idea , costing , pro & cons of this model - and a time scale. This is something Im quiet weak at.
Im looking to get some ideas on how I should do this - and get some help from people on here if they have done this type of thing before ?
Hope to hear from you
F
Ive just started a new job a number of months ago - and I have been having a look at how apps are deployed (or not as the case is here) to pc within a company of around 200 people. Every application is manually installed , and I have alot of experience in packaging application and deploying with SMS via AD groups. Im hoping to try and push application to either SMS/GPO/Virutal (Softgrid) deployed model - but Ive got to come up with a presentation , idea , costing , pro & cons of this model - and a time scale. This is something Im quiet weak at.
Im looking to get some ideas on how I should do this - and get some help from people on here if they have done this type of thing before ?
Hope to hear from you
F
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Posted by:
anonymous_9363
15 years ago
With that nuimber of people, for me it's a no-brainer: use GPO. It's free and (relatively) easy to administer.SMS (now SCCM or Config Manager) costs hugely (IIRC, it's bundled with MS Select - or whatever THAT is called this week) and AppV brings with it a whole new set of challenges, packaging-wise.
Posted by:
LB3
15 years ago
I'd say if you look around the MS website there probably are some powerpoint presentations already on selling the point of using SCCM / Softgrid and App-V.
I've seen some existing ones on aspects of SCCM and just wanted a sales vid for App-V last week.
If you can't find one I'd bet that Microsoft sales would be more than happy to send you one. I'm sure they already have some pre-made powerpoint presentations for selling their product to companies.
I've seen some existing ones on aspects of SCCM and just wanted a sales vid for App-V last week.
If you can't find one I'd bet that Microsoft sales would be more than happy to send you one. I'm sure they already have some pre-made powerpoint presentations for selling their product to companies.
Posted by:
DeployTech
15 years ago
The biggest cost to SCCM is licensing the clients, so check what your licensing arrangement is.
If you have SA for your desktop OS, you may be eligible for "free" SCCM Clients, and also for MDOP (for a fee per desktop) which includes APP-V.
If you don't, then GPO should do the business.
If you have SA for your desktop OS, you may be eligible for "free" SCCM Clients, and also for MDOP (for a fee per desktop) which includes APP-V.
If you don't, then GPO should do the business.
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