
Windows 11 is built on the Windows 10 code base so it’s natively compatible with the software and solutions you use today. The deep investments you’ve made in Windows 10 will carry forward. Our goal is to support you so the effort is seamless and strategic. You choose the pace at which you want to upgrade. We know that every organization will need time to transition to Windows 11. We’ve also added over 1,000 new management controls to make it easier to move away from older management systems like Group Policy. Windows 11 uses modern hardware to deliver the most secure Windows ever, with TPM and virtualization-based security support for everyone. There’s new value for IT, too, from the chip to the cloud. Windows 11 includes great new capabilities for end users and commercial organizations capabilities developed in direct response to your feedback and perfectly suited to support hybrid work.

Today, I want to share practical tips that will set you up for success as you plan for Windows 11 in your organization.

Last week, we announced Windows 11 to the world.
