By Insight Editor / 14 May 2020 / Topics: Mobility Modern workplace
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The first installment of our webinar series delivers a broad overview of everything business leaders need to consider when crafting their remote work strategies. Our presenters, technical architects Chad Gray and Stephen Revel, will walk you through the components that enable remote work — and discuss how you can build a long-term strategy around them.
Senior Architect, Connected Workforce
Chad is an avid enthusiast of technology and the way people interact and collaborate. With more than 18 years of experience in unified communications and collaboration, he enjoys discovering new ways technology can enhance our day-to-day communications and processes. He enjoys applying collaboration technology to help clients bridge the gaps created by culture, demographics, generational age differences and personalities.
Sr. Manager/Architect, Deliver Architecture Team – Connected Workforce
Stephen Revel has been working in ever evolving security and collaborative technology environment for over 20 years. As a technologist Stephen is constantly searching for ways that tech can be used to improve the end user, corporate, support and home experience. He understands that technology can be daunting and thrives in helping companies navigate the best and most secure solutions for their enterprises and their users.
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With more employees working from home than ever before, identity, security and access management have become major points of concern for today’s business leaders. Join us for part two of our series, where our experts will discuss today’s leading security concerns, including: identity authentication, zero trust, security posture, data loss prevention, endpoint protection and other challenges related to remote worker identity and security support.
Sr. Cybersecurity Architect, Insight
Norm Andersch is a senior cybersecurity architect with Insight modern workforce team. His focus is on creating professional and managed services specifically for security and compliance. He holds numerous Microsoft certifications for Azure security, Azure AD and the entire suite of Microsoft Defender solutions.
Senior Technical Architect, Connected Workforce
J. is a software professional with experience across many facets of the development process, including coding, quality assurance, technical writing, design, requirements gathering and management, architecture and development leadership. He’s responsible for research and solution development, with special emphasis on artificial and augmented intelligences services, as well as analytics.
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When employees work remotely, they still require access to the same resources they would normally use in the office. Guaranteeing that employees can still reliably connect to the on-premises resources they need is an important piece of the “work-from-anywhere” puzzle. In this session, we’ll unravel the complexities of network infrastructure and VDI, helping you learn how to use these tools to ensure a consistent work environment for employees everywhere.
Sr. Manager/Architect, Deliver Architecture Team – Connected Workforce
Stephen Revel has been working in ever evolving security and collaborative technology environment for over 20 years. As a technologist Stephen is constantly searching for ways that tech can be used to improve the end user, corporate, support and home experience. He understands that technology can be daunting and thrives in helping companies navigate the best and most secure solutions for their enterprises and their users.
Product Manager, Services, Connected Workforce, Insight
Chris McCoy is a product manager with Insight’s Connected Workforce team, where he works to design and build specific service offerings to enable and deliver mobility and endpoint management technologies to Insight’s clients. Chris has more than 20 years of technical solution sales and product management experience working for companies such as Dell Technologies, Lenovo, Parallels and Insight. Although Chris has a broad knowledge of many areas of technology, he has specific expertise in end-user computing, client virtualization and VDI.
Practice Director, Network and Integrated Security, Cloud + Data Center Transformation, Insight
As a member of Insight’s technical leadership practice organization, Rob plays a key role in defining solution offerings, as well as in creating custom solutions for large-scale and high-profile clients. His focus is on automation, flexibility and scalability while ensuring architectural security in an executable fashion.
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With a growing number of employees working from home, you may be asking yourself, “what’s the right application strategy for my remote workforce?” As your workforce shifts, your application strategy must also shift to address variations in device OS, network capacity, application access methods, data leakage protection and more. While there’s no “one-size-fits-all” approach, in this webinar, our experts will answer your questions and provide advice on how to develop a multidevice application strategy that’s up to the challenge.
Director and Distinguished Engineer, Modern Workplace, Insight
With over 25 years of experience in the IT industry, Joe loves that technology constantly changes and provides new challenges, pushing him to learn more every day. As a leader for a vendor-agnostic organization, Joe is equipped to advise clients on the solutions that drive the best value for their business. He is a champion across many technologies and approaches knowledge-sharing not as a one-time project but as a continued mindset.
Sr. Architect, Delivery Architecture, Connected Workforce
Harjot joined Insight with more than 20 years of experience in enterprise mobility, including six years focused on managed mobility services. His industry knowledge, procedural expertise and strategic focus, along with a strong background in security, makes him a valuable member of the Insight Connected Workforce team. His corporate experience includes: product management, engineering and sales with major organizations, government agencies and service providers throughout the United States, Canada and Asia-Pacific.
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Building a solid foundation for your remote workforce doesn't stop with just applications and connectivity. For remote workers to be productive, they must work together and feel connected. That’s why an effective collaboration strategy is key. Your collaboration strategy should not only encourage a natural flow of communication and teamwork, but also account for compliance and data protection. Join us as we discuss the tools, strategies and guidelines that will help you create a secure and nurturing collaboration environment for your remote workers.
Senior Architect, Connected Workforce
Chad is an avid enthusiast of technology and the way people interact and collaborate. With more than 18 years of experience in unified communications and collaboration, he enjoys discovering new ways technology can enhance our day-to-day communications and processes. He enjoys applying collaboration technology to help clients bridge the gaps created by culture, demographics, generational age differences and personalities.
Director and Distinguished Engineer, Modern Workplace, Insight
With over 25 years of experience in the IT industry, Joe loves that technology constantly changes and provides new challenges, pushing him to learn more every day. As a leader for a vendor-agnostic organization, Joe is equipped to advise clients on the solutions that drive the best value for their business. He is a champion across many technologies and approaches knowledge-sharing not as a one-time project but as a continued mindset.
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