1 / 37

MBL362 微软 IT 部门部署 60,000 Windows Mobile 的策略

MBL362 微软 IT 部门部署 60,000 Windows Mobile 的策略. 崔 海 haicui@microsoft.com Program Manager Mobile and Embedded Device Division Microsoft Corporation. 主要议程. Microsoft 的 IT 策略 IT 部门的移动应用 Windows Mobile 5.0 beta Program Q&A.

jaafar
Download Presentation

MBL362 微软 IT 部门部署 60,000 Windows Mobile 的策略

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript


  1. MBL362微软IT部门部署60,000 Windows Mobile的策略 崔 海 haicui@microsoft.com Program Manager Mobile and Embedded Device Division Microsoft Corporation

  2. 主要议程 • Microsoft的IT策略 • IT部门的移动应用 • Windows Mobile 5.0 beta Program • Q&A

  3. Empower – Empower ourcustomers, clients and partnerswith great services, guidanceand solutions Simplify – Simplify our technology environment and focus investments in core areas Protect – No hacks or impacting attacks and total compliance Microsoft IT 策略 Objectives Strategy Pillars Run World Class Managed Solutions & IT Be Microsoft’s First and Best Customer Protect Microsoft Digital Assets Drive value for Microsoft and our customers

  4. Mobile Messaging Service in 2002 • Microsoft IT FY02 service offering • Current pull requests for MMIS • User base: 4,050 Total: 550 Asia; 2,500 EMEA; 1,000 SPAR • User locations: USField, UK, Ireland, Germany, Nordic, Amsterdam, Hong Kong, Korea, and Japan • MIS site locations: Redmond, UK, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan

  5. Typical Pre-Consolidation Exchange Site

  6. Microsoft IT Mobile Messaging Today • Topology: Over the past 12 months Microsoft has consolidated Exchange from dozens of access points to the 5 below • 1 main access point (https://mail.microsoft.com) • 4 regional access points (i.e., https://emea.mail.microsoft.com) • Sao Paulo, Dublin, Singapore, Chofu • Microsoft IT has multiple production Windows forests / Exchange organizations • 1 additional access point per Exchange organization (Forest) • Design: • 2 Exchange Front End servers per access point • (For redundancy and load balancing) • Multiple ISA servers performing Web publishing • Split-brain configuration for internal/external DNS namespaces

  7. Typical Post-Consolidation Exchange Site

  8. Mobile Messaging Today 22,000 active mobile users 400+ sites worldwide in 89 countries 300,000+ PCs 45,000+ Windows Mobile devices Dublin Redmond Tukwila Silicon Valley Tokyo Charlotte Singapore 92,000 end users 57,500 full time employee Johannesburg 3M+ e-mail messages per day internally 99.99% Exchange availability 7,000,000 remote connections/month

  9. Mobile Device Support Trend

  10. Support Call Generators Help configure install 15% Other Symptom 11% Corp WLAN configuration 63% Request forinformation 7% Mobile Operatorconnectivity failure 4%

  11. Device StandardizationIT 部门当今最大的挑战 • What does this mean? • Process for selecting hardware for internal employees to utilize within the company • Including requirements for internal Beta programs • What are some of the benefits? • Documentation/education • Helpdesk support • Pricing and availability • Enterprise warranty • Infrastructure interoperability (WLAN – 802.1X)

  12. 内部网站

  13. Internal Web Sites DEMO

  14. Improving the Mobile Device Experience • Internally-built Web tool provides end users with a streamlined method for configuring their mobile device out-of-the-box (OOB) • This drives down unnecessary setup related calls to helpdesk • Easy to navigate Web interface also simplifies other tasks for that user by providing over the air (OTA) features for: • Configuration • Patching / Updating • Installing applications • Customization (wallpapers, skins and ring tones) • What devices are supported? • All WM 2002+ OS devices are supported • How can I give this a try? • Although new features in Windows Mobile 2005 make many of these tasks easier, our existing solution was developed for internal use

  15. Windows Mobile DEMO

  16. Pocket Expense – LOB (Line of Business) Application DEMO

  17. Customer Explorer Mobile Demo PPCPE Screens

  18. Microsoft IT Requirements • Security • Removal of user credentials • Local PIN enforcement • Certificate authentication – SmartCard support in the future • Remote wipe • Management • Detailed statistics • OS updates • Configuration push

  19. Protected Mobile Operation Enforced use of the power on PIN/password Pocket PC/Smartphone 2003 DPAPI to encrypt corporate credentials Soft certificates used

  20. Windows Mobile 5.0 Internal Beta Program

  21. Windows Mobile 5.0 OS • Enterprise security model requirements • Application security • Pocket PC platform • 1-Tier • Prompt for unsigned • Allow for unsigned install • Smartphone platform • 2-Tier • Prompt for unsigned • Allow for unsigned install • Certificates • IT Management certificates • Certificate based through cab/cpf updates • Application signing • IT Management related tasks • Corporate certificates • SSL • Corporate delegated CA for WiFi • Mobile 2 Market (M2M) can be revoked to disallow applications outside of the environment from being installed

  22. Enterprise Benefits • First time MDPG/MED dogfood program in large scale environment • MDPG and user experience early on in development lifecycle outside of lab • Microsoft IT influence on new features for enterprise – security, management, device provisioning, corporate imaging, etc.

  23. Windows Mobile 5.0 Statistics • Employee participation • 1,200+ Smartphone users at B2 • 1,900 at RC8 • 2,200 participants at RTM • Feedback and bug reporting • Over 1,070 filed in product studio • Helpdesk call volume • ~125 calls in 7 months • Less than 5% rolling back to 2002 OS

  24. Summary – Recap • Global presence • Complex infrastructure – 40,000 + devices • Microsoft IT mission: • First and best customer • Feedback to product group during SDLC • Run world class utility (support, cost, availability) • Windows Mobile 5.0 • First Dogfood experience • Incorporated MSIT feedback on device management and security features

  25. Mobility Challenges • Remote access to messaging resources is a form of remote access to data • New security risks are introduced – the key is to understand these risks and manage them • Security concerns/challenges: • Infrastructure exposure • Device management • Single factor authentication / password exposure • Data exposure • Device provisioning • Per user restrictions • Client/device configuration validation

  26. Microsoft Portugal (Living the dream) • Objectives: • Integrated voice and data solution, that each employee can demonstrate • 20% reduction in global communication costs • Improve response time and CPE due to better availability near customers • Technological showroom of Microsoft mobility solutions

  27. Microsoft Portugal (cont’d) • Results: • Calls between employee through extension number no matter where they are in the country. Call transfer on GSM implemented. • Device bought directly from manufacturer, although cost financed by mobile operator (free from MO) • 2 GB GPRS/month, sharable by 250 users • All employees in the sub with Windows Mobile devices, with access to: • E-mail , Calendar, Internet, MSN Messenger

  28. Microsoft Portugal Results • Results: • Each Microsoft employee is an ambassador to this technology • Always in contact with the customers • Extensive usage of MSN Messenger, essentially when abroad, reducing costs • Conf Calls using VoIP to the US through the usage of a simple extension wherever you are! • End of waiting times due to the permanent access to e-mail

  29. Regional Data Center Design

  30. Direct Push: Under the hood

  31. Policy Provisioning: Admin View

  32. Additional content on Microsoft IT deployments and best practices can be found on Microsoft TechNet: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/itshowcase Trustworthy Messaging at Microsoft:http://www.microsoft.com/technet/itsolutions/msit/operations/trustmes.mspx Exchange Server 2003 Transport and Routing Guide:http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=C092B7A7-9034-4401-949C-B29D47131622&displaylang=en Resources

  33. 最后… • 相关的Session • MBL201 - How Microsoft Ships Windows Mobile 5.0 Software • 请您填写Survey,给与我宝贵的反馈 Thank You Very Much!

  34. Q & A

More Related