Hide Assignment Information Faster Computing has contacted Go2Linux and requested a brief proposal presentation for migrating its systems from Windows to Linux. The company is specifically interested in seeing the following information: The deliverable for this phase of the project is a three- to five-slide PowerPoint narrated presentation. For each slide, you will embed your own audio recording as if you were presenting the content to the Faster Computing team. Faster Computing has not yet committed to the project, so this should be presented as a proposal. The presentation should be visually appealing; the inclusion of at least one image that supports the content and adds value to the proposal is required. You must cite at least two quality sources. You used at least 2 references and your references were cited properly following an accepted style. Ask your instructor for clarification. Use the Migration Proposal Presentation template to get started. You should present your proposal as if you are selling to the company. Revisit all of these important reasons in the summary slide.

Title: Proposal Presentation: Migrating Faster Computing Systems from Windows to Linux

Slide 1: Introduction
– Title: Migrating Faster Computing Systems from Windows to Linux
– Introduction to the proposal and its purpose
– Establish credibility and highlight the importance of the project
– Capture the attention of the audience

Slide 2: Benefits of Migrating to Linux
– Highlight the numerous benefits of migrating from Windows to Linux
– Improved Security: Discuss how Linux is known for its robust security features, lower vulnerability to malware, and the ability to have more control over system access.
– Cost Savings: Explain how Linux is open-source, eliminating the need for expensive license fees. Mention the potential for reduced hardware costs with Linux’s efficiency.
– Flexibility and Customization: Discuss how Linux offers a wide range of customizable options to meet the specific needs of Faster Computing. Mention the ability to modify and fine-tune the operating system to optimize performance.

Slide 3: Compatibility and Integration
– Emphasize the compatibility of Linux with existing infrastructure and software applications used by Faster Computing. Discuss the availability of open-source software alternatives for Windows applications, ensuring a seamless transition.
– Highlight the ease of integration with cloud computing systems and services, enabling Faster Computing to leverage the full potential of the cloud.
– Mention the broader support for emerging technologies, such as containers and virtualization, which can enhance scalability and efficiency.

Slide 4: Training and Support
– Address the concerns regarding the learning curve associated with Linux by highlighting the availability of comprehensive training resources.
– Present the strong support community surrounding Linux, where any technical issues can be resolved quickly through available online forums and user groups.
– Highlight the reliability and stability of Linux, with long-term support and regular updates provided by major Linux distributions.

Slide 5: Summary and Conclusion
– Recap the main points of the proposal, emphasizing the benefits, compatibility, and support offered by Linux.
– Present a compelling case for migrating to Linux, stressing the positive impact on Faster Computing’s security, cost savings, and flexibility.
– Encourage the Faster Computing team to consider the proposal, highlighting the potential for improved productivity, performance, and overall IT infrastructure.

In conclusion, this proposal presentation aims to persuade Faster Computing to migrate its systems from Windows to Linux. By highlighting the benefits, compatibility, and support available with Linux, this proposal seeks to demonstrate the value of this transition. Through a visually appealing presentation, incorporating images and audio narration, the Faster Computing team will be provided with a comprehensive overview of the proposed migration.