What's New in Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2012 Michael Niehaus Senior Program Manager Microsoft Corporation.

What's New in Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2012Michael NiehausSenior Program ManagerMicrosoft Corporation

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MDT 2010 Update 1 has been extremely successful!

Unprecedented popularity, with over 500,000 downloadsSignificant progress on standardizing the Windows deployment process:

Automated image creationFewer and smaller imagesSimple and dynamic deployment processes

We remain committed to adding new features and capabilities

We listen to your problems and needsA never-ending process…

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DeploymentToolkit

MDT 2012

What's New

MDT 2012New Features

Something for all MDT customers, regardless of scenarioSimple upgrade process, as with previous versionsMajor themes:

Working with System Center 2012Deploying Windows 8Integrating new tools, products, and capabilitiesMaking deployments easier and prettier

Lite Touch Installation

Zero Touch Installation

User Driven Installation

MDT 2012New Features

New monitoring capabilitiesNew integrations

Integration of the Microsoft Diagnostics and Recovery Toolkit (DaRT) Security Compliance Manager (SCM)Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE)

New deployment supportDeploy to VHDDeployment to UEFI computersWindows Thin PC and POSReady 7

Improved System Center-style client wizardsPowerShell in the task sequenceWindows 8 and ADK supportMany behind-the-scenes improvements

Partitioning, user state migration, progress displays, cross-platform deployments, improved clean-up logic, simpler VM template creation

Lite Touch Installation

LTIEnhancements

DEMO

MDT 2012New Features

Support for Configuration Manager 2012

Integration with new consoleInstall applications with new application modelConfigure user-device affinityNew pre-execution command supportContinued support for Configuration Manager 2007 too

PowerShell in the task sequenceMany behind-the-scenes improvements

Partitioning, user state migration, progress displays, preparations for Windows 8 and ADK

Zero Touch Installation

ZTIEnhancements

DEMO

MDT 2012New Features

Support for Configuration Manager 2012New extensible UDI Designer and Wizard

Install applications with new application modelConfigure user-device affinityEnable BitLockerNew “replace” scenarioLocalization capabilitySDK documentation

PowerShell in the task sequenceMany behind-the-scenes improvements:

Partitioning, user state migration, progress displays, preparations for Windows 8 and ADK

User Driven Installation

UDIEnhancements

DEMO

announcing

MDT 2012 Update 1

MDT 2012 Update 1New Features

System Center Orchestrator IntegrationAdditional Windows 8 support

DaRT 8 BetaRoles and FeaturesUEFI 2.3.1PowerShell 3.0VHD deployment improvements

User Driven Installation enhancements

Build your own pages

System Center Configuration Manager monitoring

Lite Touch Installation

Zero Touch Installation

User Driven Installation

MDT 2012 Update 1Enhancements

DEMO

MDT 2012Call to action

Download MDT 2012 today!http://www.microsoft.com/mdt

Try out the MDT 2012 Update 1 BetaDue this monthSubmit feedback (bugs, suggestions, etc.)http://connect.microsoft.com

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Lite Touch Installation

Zero Touch Installation

User Driven Installation

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