The latter is easier as you just have to double click the provisioning package and click on Allow to let the package configure the device. To configure a PC during deployment, you will have to use Windows ICD command line. For mobile phones, you cannot use the provisioning package at deployment.
Q: When is a baby officially considered premature? A: Although pregnancy is generally 40 weeks long, babies born at 37 weeks are considered full-term (at that point, they're developed enough that they shouldn't have any age-related health issues). Any child born 36 weeks or earlier is considered a preemie, but these days neonatal care is so outstanding that even babies born as early as 32 weeks recover very well with minimal developmental issues.
If you deliver your baby before 37 weeks, it's called a preterm birth and your baby is considered premature. Going into preterm labor does not mean you'll have a premature baby. Up to half of the women who experience preterm labor eventually deliver at 37 weeks or later. About a quarter of preterm births are planned. If you or your baby have a complication and are not doing well, your medical team might decide to induce labor early or perform a cesarean section before 37 weeks.