Microsoft has launched Microsoft Managed Desktop (MMD), a new service for organizations that handles management of Windows 10 desktops, from the initial provisioning process to routine patching. The ...

Microsoft is initiating a new service for organizations in which it'll take over managing Windows 10 desktops, from the initial provisioning process to routine patching. The service, called "Microsoft ...

Last September, Microsoft officially took the wraps off its Microsoft Managed Desktop service, a subscription offering under which Microsoft sets up, updates and manages business users' Windows 10 PCs ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about disruptive companies, technologies and usage models. VDI or Virtual Desktop Infrastructure is the most secure way to ...

Enterprises and businesses more often than not face challenges with deploying, managing and servicing Windows desktops and systems, as the process can be cumbersome depending on the size and ...

Just as the cloud freed many administrators from the day-to-day tedium of tending to Exchange servers and infrastructure like Domain Controllers, Microsoft Managed Desktop (MMD) could do the same for ...

In July, I wrote what I was hearing about Microsoft's new plan for managing corporate Windows 10 devices for a monthly fee. Today, September 17, Microsoft officially took the wraps off this service, ...

With Microsoft Managed Desktop, Microsoft is betting your organization has better things to do than endpoint management. Early customers like the Seattle Reign show what to expect. Bill Predmore, ...

Under its Microsoft Managed Desktop subscription service, the company will handle Semi-annual Channel Windows 10 updates for each device it oversees. Microsoft will handle Windows 10 upkeep as part of ...

Today’s Windows isn’t your dad’s Windows. Microsoft is finally acknowledging that IT professionals are fed up with Windows 10’s binannual major release cadence. So, to address this, it has come up ...

Rumors about Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) turning Windows 10 into a paid subscription service floated around after the company launched free upgrades for Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 users within the first year ...