Hybrid work is here to stay, and your organization needs an operating system that enables your people to work at home, in the office, in the field, and everywhere in between. It also needs to be easy for IT teams to manage and provide advanced cybersecurity. User experience is more important than ever, not only for employee productivity but also for engagement, satisfaction, retention, and attracting new talent. Windows 11 delivers a more streamlined, more customizable computing experience that doesn’t compromise performance, security, and manageability.
Windows 11 sharpens your focus through a simpler, more intuitive user experience, including a centered Start menu, clean layout, and effortless navigation. You can create separate desktops for each project or workstream and switch instantly between desktops from your taskbar. And Windows 11 devices can be deployed, secured, and managed remotely through the Cloud. App compatibility is a core design tenet of Windows 11, and Microsoft stands behind their promise that your applications will work on Windows 11 with App Azure, a service that helps customers with 150 or more users fix any app issues they might run into at no additional cost.
Improve your focus with a simpler, more intuitive user experience including a centered Start, clean layout, and effortless navigation.
You can create a separate desktop for each project or workstream and switch instantly between desktops from your taskbar.
Deploy, secure, and manage remote devices through the cloud, in compliance with your company’s policies.
Windows 11 offers new productivity features and functionality designed to meet the challenges of the hybrid work model, with a refreshed look and feel that helps users get more done. Click here to learn more about Windows 11.
The newest generation of F110, K120, and S410 are now available with Windows 11 OS; The newest UX10, V110, A140, and B360 will be available with Windows 11 OS option starting April 1st.
An update is a change within a version of a Windows product. For example, moving from Windows 10, version 2004 (the Windows 10 May 2020 Update) to Windows 10, version 20H2 (the Windows 10 October 2020 Update). An upgrade is when you change OS versions, for example moving from Windows 10 to Windows 11.
The upgrade to Windows 11 is available for devices running Windows 10, version 20H1 or newer, on eligible hardware. Click here to access the complete minimum hardware requirements and specs.
