Great...
You think that 1500 users, most of which only use a computer at work, and can't even find a power button will know to go to settings, get the menu and find what they need, or be able to launch powershell?
No, what's good for the techs is one thing, but we have to think about our customer base (unlike Microsoft) and make their jobs as easy as possible, especially, when the computer is supposed to be a tool that they use to assist in their primary job. Someone sitting at a desk has the luxury of figuring this stuff out, but my nurses and doctors need to focus on their patients, not on figuring out the magic combination to reboot the workstation.
