In the past, deploying a new operating system could be extremely complex and time consuming. The presenters of this webcast describe how the platform image engineering in the Windows Vista operating system makes it easier to deploy than previous versions of Windows. The viewer will learn how Windows Vista uses new imaging technologies and tools, like Windows Imaging Format (WIM), that enables to engineer and customize the operating system image, which helps make deployment easier. The presenters also illustrate how Windows Vista supports the majority of applications that run on the Windows XP operating system and earlier versions of Windows.
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