""Typically, system administrators deploy patch management tools to update Windows and related enterprise software, but Microsoft wants to bring it all to a Windows Update-style deployment.""
""The current process for doing updates to Windows systems is a hodgepodge of different tools and techniques, said Jack Gold, principal analyst at J. Gold Associates.""
""To solve this, we're building a vision for a unified, intelligent update orchestration platform capable of supporting any update (apps, drivers, etc.) to be orchestrated alongside Windows updates," Microsoft said."
""Potential benefits include more streamlined and lower-cost deployment of updates, the company said. A unified patch management system also reduces computing requirements.""
Microsoft is developing a unified, intelligent update orchestration platform to manage updates for apps, drivers, and Windows collectively. System administrators currently rely on various patch management tools, leading to a complex and inefficient update process. By introducing a centralized management system akin to Windows Update, Microsoft expects to simplify the deployment of updates, making it both more cost-effective and efficient while lowering computing requirements. The initiative addresses the need for a streamlined approach to updating systems to foster better manageability and operational efficiency in enterprises.
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