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CEO Satya Nadella unveiled the completely redesigned Windows family for use by businesses and organizations at an online event on Tuesday. The solutions featured also include a Windows PC that runs entirely in the group’s cloud, similar to Google’s Chrome OS online operating system.
Needlela said Windows 365 can be used by organizations of all sizes to become more flexible and resilient. The offer is designed for both the smallest and largest companies to keep employees connected. Banks can use this system to meet stringent regulatory requirements. The system is also suitable for government agencies operating in some of the world’s most remote areas.
A number of changes are related to security, for example, to protect against phishing attacks. In Windows 11 for businesses, the group is introducing a security feature (“Defender SmartScreen”) that warns users against entering their login credentials on fake websites and malware.
Microsoft says Windows 11 for enterprise is designed from the ground up to be barrier-free and inclusive. The Focus Sessions feature should help keep distractions to a minimum while you work. System-wide live captions are designed to make spoken content easier to understand. It was not clear from the beginning which of the new features would also be available in languages other than English.
Group boss Nadella emphasized that Microsoft wants not only to remove restrictions on the devices used, but also to remove barriers to optimal performance. “What we showed you today is an operating system that adapts to you. To the person, to the task, to the device you use, and not vice versa. This is so important in the new world of work.”
Microsoft shares fell 1.30% on the US NASDAQ stock exchange to $310.88.
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