“ Organisations everywhere are focused on workplace transformation to better enable collaboration, deliver efficiency and improve productivity. This means significant change for end user computing (EUC) technologies being deployed — from smart connected devices and desktops to thin clients and virtual infrastructures.”
Paul Hearns, Editor,
TechPro magazine

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MANY ORGANISATIONS are looking to build EUC plans or strategies, but are struggling to connect their business and functional objectives with the increasingly diverse set of technology options available. Others have created their plans, but do not know where to begin with implementation.  

   TechFire 14, in association with Triangle, described how to overcome these challenges and get workplace transformation projects started, or back on track.  

    Leading the user experience session on the morning, Mark Graham, ICT Director at Beaumont Hospital, described the positive affect that adopting the right EUC strategy and supporting technogies has had in the delivery of better patient care and clinical outcomes in Beaumont Hospital.

   The meeting also heard from experts from VMware and Triangle Computer Services, with an update on current best practice, services and products.

Speakers and panel discussion

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MARK GRAHAM
ICT Director, 
Beaumont Hospital

:: Mark Graham was the driving force for Beaumont Hospital's 2003 virtualisation project that has gone from strength to strength. He has extensive experience and understanding of the importance of ICT in health and in particular to the business of Beaumont Hospital.
   He described the positive affect that adopting the right EUC strategy and supporting technologies has had in the delivery of better patient care and clinical outcomes in Beaumont Hospital.

IAN MOORE
Country Manager, Ireland
VMware

In the Mobile-Cloud era, organisations are tapping into a new model for end-user computing that enables seamless movement from desktop, to laptop, to tablet, to phone, to car with applications, content and devices coming to life anywhere, anyplace, anytime. 

Ian Moore shared lessons learned from Irish VMware sites, with advice on planning your EUC journey towards a more efficient outcome.

RICHARD O'BRIEN
Technical Director,
Triangle Computer Services

Richard O'Brien has more than 25 years experience delivering business transformation with technology innovation, in development, ERP/SAP and virtualisation (VMware). 

He discussed Triangle's experience in delivering many thousand seats of EUC Transformation and Enterprise Mobility Management across HealthCare, Education, Pharma and Business Process Outsourcing in 2014.

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