Microsoft FY13 Roadmap

An Intergen Perspective

October 2012

Chris J.T. Auld

Chief Technology Officer

Social Mobility

mobile apps will be downloaded in 2012

Total digital content will grow

48% from 2011

Mobility

Data security concerns

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91% of organizations expect to spend on mobile devices in 2012

1/2 of companies expect to use internal social network apps in 2012

2.7 zettabytes in 2012

>80% of new apps in 2012 will be distributed/ deployed on clouds

32% of businesses are likely to invest in BI and analytics in 2012

from infrastructure to application platforms

The strategic focus in the cloud will shift in 2012 In 2012, mobile

devices will outship PCs by more than

2:1 and generate more revenue than PCs for the first time

85 billion

Social networking will follow not just people but also appliances, devices and products

34% of CIOs say technology as a service (cloud) will have the most profound effect on the CIO role in the future

2/3 of mobile apps developed in 2012 will integrate with analytics offerings

49% of CIOs rank BI as the top project priority for 2012

Big data Cloud

mobile apps will be downloaded in 2012

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91% of organizations expect to spend on mobile devices in 2012

1/2 of companies expect to use internal social network apps in 2012

2.7 zettabytes in 2012

>80% of new apps in 2012 will be distributed/ deployed on clouds

32% of businesses are likely to invest in BI and analytics in 2012

from infrastructure to application platforms

The strategic focus in the cloud will shift in 2012 In 2012, mobile

devices will outship PCs by more than

2:1 and generate more revenue than PCs for the first time

85 BILLIO

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Social networking will follow not just people but also appliances, devices and products

34% of CIOs say technology as a service (cloud) will have the most profound effect on the CIO role in the future

2/3 of mobile apps developed in 2012 will integrate with analytics offerings

49% of CIOs rank BI as the top project priority for 2012

Social Mobility Big data Cloud

Mobility

Windows 8 Next major release of Windows. Launches 26 Oct

Two variants Windows 8 & Windows RT

Consumer experience with enterprise features

Windows 8 Windows RT • Traditional windows • Full Windows desktop • Full backwards compatibility • High end processors (x86/x64) • More expensive • Full range of form factors

Tablet, Desktop, All’n’One etc…

• Lower cost • Longer battery life • New Windows 8 apps only • Pre-built devices only • ARM Processors • Office 2013 RT Pre-installed* • Likely to be Tablets only at first

• Common application development platform for new Win8 apps • Strong security and management across both versions • Same IE10 browser on bot versions for browser based apps

Windows Phone 8 Next major release of Windows Phone. Lands mid Nov

Maintains compatibility with WP7 apps

Based on Windows 8 Kernal

No upgrade path for WP7 devices

Key focus on Enterprise features

WP8 Enterprise Features

Full device encryption and secure boot

Rich device management support via

Exchange, System Center and InTune

Enterprise focussed app distribution model

Full IE10 desktop browser

Management

Combination of System Center & InTune

InTune focused on BYOD Devices

WP8 & Windows RT look to be InTune managed exclusively

System Center focused on Enterprise owned assets

Social

Yammer Organic ‘Viral’ pickup and adoption

Fun to Use – Work/Life Integration

~80% penetration rate

Promotes discoverability

Teams creating customer colab networks

Self service peer support

Public/Private cross contamination problem

Office 2013 ‘Office’ now covers a much broader range of experiences

Security and Governance Remains Important

A range of deployment options including app streaming

Social integrated across the platform with

Presence, Lync/Skype click to call etc.

Data

Leakage

Prevention

Windows 8

Optimized

Versions

Tighter

SharePoint +

Exchange +

Office

SkyDrive + Office Files in the Cloud and sync to machine… Default in O2013

Realtime collaboration and co-authoring

Like Dropbox but so much more...

Full strength of Microsoft office

No one has any idea that it exists…

Default

Save

To

SkyDrive

Save to cloud with SkyDrive & SkyDrive Pro

Lync + Skype IT Supported App… but is it ‘Social’

Incremental improvements & new tools in 2013

Like Skype but better

Lync clients for Win8, iOS, Android, WP7/8

Native OneNote Sharing

PSTN Integration still challenging… Skype?

Dynamics

Themes next 12mo Can’t sacrifice security & governance for utility

Social will move from apps to platform & cross org

If you don’t help users they will help themselves

Now is a good time to pay down technical debt

Skype has significant disruptive potential

Questions