Dilignet provides a full range of Planning Services for Windows 7 Standard Operating Environments (SOE). Whether you have 500 workstations in a single location or 40,000 workstations across the globe, Dilignet can assist with the planning and strategy of creating and deploying a managed workspace to your organisation. By leveraging Dilignet's wealth of knowledge and experience with many different organisations' environments and approaches, you can be assured that you will be getting the best advice to create the right Operating Environment and Systems Management ecosystem for your organisation.

Dilignet provides the following Planning Services:

Desktop Deployment Planning Services (DDPS)

Dilignet is accredited by Microsoft to utilise Software Assurance (SA) DDPS vouchers to assist with your SOE planning efforts. If you have a Microsoft Enterprise Agreement with Software Assurance Benefits you may be entitled to days of consulting which can reduce the cost or pay for your Planning Services.

Planning Workshop

Dilignet is able to conduct Planning Workshops to help you understand the technologies available, the best practices for design, deployment and management and the ways in which these can be applied to your organisation. We can help you understand the principles of a properly managed workspace, the ins and outs of App-V, Med-V and VDI and the pitfalls and gotchas involved in a Windows 7 deployment project.

Business Requirements Document (BRD)

Dilignet is able to work with your business stakeholders to identify requirements and  to create a Business Requirements Document. This document clearly defines what business goals and constraints exist before embarking on a large and complex Windows 7 project.
 

Managed Workspace Strategy

If you already have clearly defined requirements for your SOE, Dilignet is able to create a Managed Workspace Strategy to lay out the desired approach for a fully Managed Workspace. This could include smart phones and tablets as well as desktops, the approach to Application Delivery, the division of workloads between teams within your environment and how the workspace is to be managed in the longer term.