Windows Vista
Microsoft’s Windows Vista promises many improvements for
business users, and will simplify the end-user experience.
However, to make the most of these changes, organisations
planning to move to Windows Vista need to ensure that they have
planned their deployment. You may need to consider:
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Evaluating the new operating system and the benefits it can
bring to your business
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Deploying the operating system on new and existing machines
and managing application compatibility
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Maintaining machines running Windows Vista and Office 2007
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Ensuring that people across the business are trained and
ready to use the new systems so that the gain in
productivity is immediately realised
So where do you start?
QA-IQ’s technology experts will help
you through the whole of the life cycle to
implement Microsoft’s Windows Vista and Office 2007. We have
courses that will take you through the evaluation stage,
through the planning and deployment phase, through to
implementation and maintenance of the operating systems and
applications.
So, whether you are a deployment specialist or you are working
towards your ‘Enterprise Desktop Support Technician’
certification, QA-IQ has the knowledge to make you a skilled
engineer on Windows Vista desktops.
As an end-user getting started with Microsoft’s Windows Vista,
you’ll find it straightforward, with the easy to follow
navigation on Microsoft’s website guiding you through the
process. The Windows Vista home page will give you the
first taste of this with an informative page and four
buttons; ‘See’, ‘Learn’, ‘Choose’ and ‘Buy.’
Click the ‘See’ button, and you will get a first look at new
features such as the ‘Aero’ interface, Windows Flip 3D and its
brilliant ‘Instant Search’ tool. Clicking the ‘Learn’ button
will provide you with information on all the new features and
their benefits. ‘Choose’ provides a guide to help you find the
appropriate version for your circumstances. Finally, clicking
the ‘Buy’ button will take you through steps to check you have
the right hardware, and tools to check compatibility before you
choose the right place from which to buy.
Windows Vista courses