The world of technology moves fast and with the end of support for Windows 10 on the horizon in October 2025, it's time to start thinking about the exciting possibilities that lie ahead. Think of it as an opportunity to refresh your company's digital workplace, improve your cyber defence posture, and boost performance.
Migrating to Windows 11 isn't just about protecting your business from malware, viruses, and other cyber threats once Windows 10 security patches are no longer released (although that's a pretty big deal!). It's about empowering your employees with a whole new level of productivity and a user experience that will make their work lives easier and more efficient.
Imagine a work environment where your team can:
Windows 11 also comes with Copilot for Windows – your team's secret weapon for multitasking. This innovative feature allows employees to access their device and applications quickly and easily from the taskbar, keyboard, or microphone, saving them valuable time and streamlining their workflow.
Powered by AI, Copilot can help end users find resources on their PC instantly, automate repetitive tasks, and generate or refine their content. For example, you can ask Copilot to find an online article you were reading last week and summarise it for use in a presentation. Or, using your microphone, you can perform simple tasks such as telling Copilot to mute your device volume or notifications, open File Explorer or take a screenshot.
Windows 11 is also designed to be inclusive for everyone on your team. Accessibility features like a built-in screen reader, colour filters, live captions and voice control, empower employees with diverse abilities to work comfortably and efficiently. Windows 11 goes beyond the desktop, offering features to support users with vision, mobility, learning, neurodiversity requirements, making it easier to hire a talented and diverse workforce. Combined with the accessibility features of Microsoft 365, Windows 11 creates a truly inclusive work environment where everyone can thrive.
We understand that change can be daunting. The good news is that most of your current apps and hardware will continue to work seamlessly with Windows 11, as it's built on the familiar foundation of Windows 10 coding. However, it's important to note that Windows 11 has some new hardware requirements, such as Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0.
Don't worry, TIEVA is here to help. Our team can help you assess your existing devices and determine which ones can be upgraded to Windows 11.
While October 2025 might seem like a way off, proactive planning is key to ensuring a smooth and successful migration to Windows 1. Here's why getting started now is a smart move:
We recommend taking the following steps to migrate seamlessly to Windows 11:
Taking a proactive approach to your Windows 11 migration allows you to leverage the power of this new operating system while minimising disruption and maximising the benefits for your organisation.
Contact the TIEVA team if you need any support managing this transition and migrating to Windows 11.