Stop! Look! Listen! - The Green Cross Code for Successful Desktop Virtualisation
This presentation will focus on the need for IT to totally understand their end-user computing estate - in terms of what is being used, by whom and how it is being consumed - prior to making any kind of desktop transformation.
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Lewis Gee
(VP, Sales and Marketing) Centrix Software
Lewis is responsible for developing Centrix Software’s sales and go-to-market strategies, growing the company’s revenues and forming partnerships with leading technology organizations. He brings both enterprise direct and channel sales experience to Centrix, as well as providing the marketing leadership and experience necessary to support the company’s rapid expansion.Lewis has over 20 years experience in software and IT services sales and leadership, most recently as Vice President of EMEA Field Operations for VMware. During this time, he was responsible for the virtualization company’s growth across Europe and the Middle East. Lewis also previously worked for Citrix as the company’s Area Vice President for Northern Europe.
Centrix Software Stand G48
Centrix Software provides award-winning unified end-user computing solutions that optimize the way IT infrastructures deliver applications and content; whether physical, virtual, hosted or web, by providing a user-centric approach to IT service delivery.
http://www.centrixsoftware.comSeminars by Centrix Software
Wednesday 19 October 10:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Stop! Look! Listen! - The Green Cross Code for Successful Desktop Virtualisation
Lewis Gee, VP, Sales and Marketing, Centrix Software
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This presentation will focus on the need for IT to totally understand their end-user computing estate - in terms of what is being used, by whom and how it is being consumed - prior to making any kind of desktop transformation.
Wednesday 19 October 1:50 PM - 2:20 PM
Embracing Consumerization of IT, but Retaining Control
Lisa Hammond, CEO, Centrix Software, Centrix Software
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With the convergence of consumer and mobile Web, corporate desktop, virtualisation and cloud strategies, IT departments need to rethink their end-user computing strategies.Unifying the delivery of diverse applications, desktop platforms, social media, BYOD and sourcing streams through a single user interface and intelligent pricing structure brings consumer style flexibility to the corporate end user, yet provides benefits in control and security. This presentation will showcase how unified end-user computing can become a reality.
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