Is your Business Ready for Windows 11

What is Windows 11?

Microsoft released Windows 11, which is empowering for employees, enabling them to get the job done more efficiently, and work smarter, not harder. Windows 11 is adept at helping employees achieve what they need to do in smart ways. A light, fresh and modern interaction model was incorporated, but as you will see in a minute, it is also familiar, natural, and unobstructed. Consistency is also what has been focused on for IT who need to deploy and support employees. They will find that many of the same technologies that they have been using on Windows 10 continue to work with Windows 11. It has been made easier to work with but at the same time more secure because we all know how important security and protection are today.

Flexible work is here to stay

Windows 11 was built to help employees and teams focus on what is important: getting the job done and efficiently communicating and collaborating. Windows 11 is smart about how to achieve these goals that are so important for a hybrid workstyle. Windows 11 is an evolution of Windows 10. It is fresh, but also consistent for your employees, and IT. It delivers the security and management needed for hybrid work. And can be deployed alongside Windows 10 devices without interrupting the business.

• Productive – Improve productivity and focus with a simple, powerful user experience.
• Collaborative – A smarter way to collaborate with Microsoft Teams integration.
• Secure – Ready for Zero Trust, to protect data and secure access, anywhere.
• Consistent – App compatibility and cloud management make adoption easy.

What are the benefits of Windows 11 over Windows 10?

Windows 11 offers new productivity features and functionality designed to meet the challenges of the hybrid world. In addition, Windows 11 helps you get more done with its refreshed look and feel.

Are my applications compatible with Windows 11?

Unfortunately, this is yet to be determined for all publishers. There will undoubtedly be compatibility issues with every new version of Windows.

At True IT, we encourage you to contact your independent software vendor to learn about support and compatibility with Windows 11. Using Windows 11 may require an additional purchase of newer versions of software. Moving you away from a one-time purchase model and to a new subscription pricing and deployment. Many software developers have mainly moved to a subscription model with continuous releases once every few years to combat these compatibility issues from Microsoft.

Is your Business Ready for Windows 11?

At True IT, we know that you want to be in control of your technology. Unfortunately, you don’t have enough technology resources, making you feel overwhelmed. We believe IT shouldn’t be chaotic. We understand how hard it is to keep up with technology with limited resources, so our team of dedicated experts solves thousands of support tickets for small and growing businesses just like you. Contact us today, and we can help your business decide if you are ready for Windows 11.

Should my business upgrade to Windows 11?

True IT now supports businesses that have chosen to move to Windows 11. If your company has implemented mobile device management, you should test Windows 11 to ensure it fits your access-control requirements. Configurations may have changed, introducing new security risks. However, it is certain that Windows 11 is compatible with your existing programs and that people are adequately educated to use it.

Can I change back to Windows 10 after upgrading my Windows 10 PC if I don’t like Windows 11?

Once you have upgraded to Windows 11, you’ll have ten days to change back to Windows 10 while keeping the files and data you brought. After those ten days, you will need to back up your data and do a “clean install” to move back to Windows 10.

What’s new in Windows 11?

Within a familiar template, users will notice a noticeable facelift. The company’s famous Start menu and taskbar have been centered on the screen, with softened corners and lighter accent colors. The majority of the upgrades emphasize productivity. Snap Groups and Snap Layouts have been added to the taskbar, allowing users to open and exit numerous active applications at once. Microsoft Teams has a built-in chat and phone functions and seamless integration with Outlook and Calendar.