Best way to deploy OS's without DHCP

Hello,
Our Server (500 Servers) and Desktop environment (1300 desktops) use static IP addressing. We've recently installed SCCM 2012 SP1 so I'm wondering what how I can best utilize this program to deploy operating systems. The videos I've
found on youtube and technet mainly describing deploying OS's when the environment utilizes a DHCP server which we do not use. Up until this point the desktop OS's were installed using GHOST and I manually installed the server OS's. Please advise what the
best (close to zero touch) installation method would be. The man who just retired who took care of all of the server\desktop updates used WSUS\Group policy to deploy the latest patches. My manager would like to get away from that and use SCCM to start patching
the whole environment. If possible, could the latest patches be applied to the OS after it was installed if a DHCP server is not used? Thanks for any and all comments.
Pat
Pat

Hi,
Please review the link below, there are some useful articles for you.
System Center 2012 or Microsoft Deployment Toolkit for OS Deployment
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/customer_reviews_of_stb_products/archive/2013/04/07/system-center-2012-or-microsoft-deployment-toolkit-for-os-deployment-part-2-by-dujon-walsham.aspx
Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) 2013 Overview
http://www.ronnipedersen.com/2013/06/microsoft-deployment-toolkit-2013-overview/
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