
Leading EXPERTS 2 EXPERTS EUC DEX AI community
conference for nearly 25 YEARS
Leading EXPERTS 2 EXPERTS EUC DEX AI community
conference for nearly 25 YEARS

conference for nearly 25 YEARS
conference for nearly 25 YEARS
The Experts 2 Experts EUCDEX.Ai conference (formerly known as E2EVC/ E2EMVC / PubForum) is a global series of non-commercial events within the end user computing community. Our primary objective is to convene top server based computing, virtualization, cloud, onprem and end user computing experts for knowledge exchange and networking. EUCDEX.Ai offers a packed weekend featuring presentations, Master Classes, and discussions led by virtualization vendors' product teams and independent industry experts.
After hosting over 60 successful events, commencing in August 2003 with just 4 participants, E2EMVC has evolved into a renowned event with approximately 200 attendees from over 25 countries. Over the past two decades, our conferences have been held in various cities worldwide, including Athens, London, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin, Brussels, Cape Town, Frankfurt, Dublin, Orlando, Paris, Prague, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Madrid, Montreal, Munich, New York, Nice, Lisbon, Rome, Hamburg, Hong Kong, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Tel Aviv, and Vienna. Each event typically features 40 - 50 sessions covering server, application, desktop, and storage virtualization, showcasing products from industry leaders such as Microsoft, Parallels, VMware, Citrix, and others.
More than 50 virtualization experts from the community share their insights on the industry's current landscape. Many prominent figures in the virtualization sector have participated in our events in the past or continue to do so. The success of this event is attributed to the attendees, presenters, and sponsors who contribute to its success.


October 16-18, 2026
Pre Event "Ai in EUC" Workshop Master Class October 15, 2026
Valletta, Malta

9 - 11 April 2027
Nice, France
"Ai in EUC III" Master Class, April 8, 2027
Registration below.

October 2027
Milan, Italy
Registration starts April 2027
The venue place will be announced in November 2026.
The Super Early Egg (399EUR) include:
- Full conference Pass for The main conference on April 9 - 11, 2027
- Master Class "Ai in EUC III" on April 8, 2027
- Remote participation of "Ai in EUC II" Master class on October 15, 2026 via Proton Meet
The 62th E2E EUXDEX.Ai Conference will take place in Valletta, Malta on October 16-18, 2026.
The event will take place at the Conference & Events Unit Facility of University of Malta, Valletta Campus. Address: Saint Paul Street, Valletta, VLT, Malta.
In case you have any questions about your existing registration please contact us CONFEU @ EUCDEXAI.COM.
T & C
The Registration Fee is non refundable.
In case you are unable to attend the Event you booked you can use your UNUSED ticket in the next 2 events after the one you registered for. So, say you bought a ticket for 2026 MALTA event. If you skip or unable to attend MALTA 2026 you can still use the ticket for NICE 2027 OR MILANO 2027 IN EUROPE. There are no further extensions to that.
By signing to the event you agree to follow Health and Safety advisory from the Organizers. In case you are unable to attend the event you have registered for, you MUST notify the organizers at least 2 weeks before planned event start, that you are unable to attend. Otherwise your ticket will expire with the event you have registered for. No exceptions.
The Management of EUCDEX.Ai reserves the right to refuse admission, with full registration fee refund.
09:00 - 10:00
Chris Twiest " Recap, intro and basic AI concepts "
In this session we'll ensure we have a common language to discuss the matters at hand, going over the fundamental concepts of AI such as agents, skills, MCP server and others. For those who missed the previous AI Masterclass, we'll summarize the previous discussions and lay the fundation for the day's agenda.
10:15 - 11:00
Eugene Kalayev " Our journey in AI for EUC "
The EUC field presents a variety of daily challenges that offer great opportunities in the era of AI. In this session, we'll examine the usage trends of customers, focusing on the common themes researched by IT teams and their strategies to address those challenges with AI-based solutions.
11:15 - 12:00
Netanel Ofri " Deepdive - building and improving an AI-powered EUC product suite "
This session offers the Masterclass participants a unique opportunity to assume the perspective of a builder of AI-based solutions. You will hear a summary of lessons learned, examples of concrete technology implementations and gain an understanding of future challenges that AI-based products in our field are facing.
13:00 - 14:00
Sam Legrand " Building an AI-powered client-side auto-remediation platform"
While AI-based analytic solutions greatly augment the diagnostic abilities of IT professionals, remediation of detected issues remains a central challenge in the EUC space. The strategic goal is to harness AI capabilites at the endpoint, close to where the issues occur and can be acted upon. In this session, we will describe the architecture and features of a client-side AI-based agent that helps diagnose and remediate common issues faced by our customers.
14:15 - 15:45
Chris Twiest " Experimenting with UI for AI-powered solutions in EUC "
While most common implementations of AI-based solutions offer a chat-like interface, we are also examining different UI approaches aimed to address complex investigative use cases in the field of EUC. AI Spaces will be presented as an example of a knowledge management interface. We will also look at other future challenges that we're planning to address with AI-powered capabilities.
16:00 - 18:00
AI in EUC Show and Tell - open discussion . Discussion and sessions by our Panel of Experts.
In this session, the Masterclass participants are invited to share and present their own AI-based products and experiments, answer questions and participate in an open discussion on the techincal challenges, roadmaps and expectations in this rapidly developing field.

Eugene is ControlUp old-timer, deeply involved
in planning and executing the product's
technological vision. His areas of expertise
include virtualization, cloud computing,
Windows Server, PowerShell, VDI. Eugene has
extensive experience in training IT
professionals, and holds various industry
certifications from Microsoft, Citrix, Cisco,
Splunk and the Scrum Alliance, as well as a
Master's degree in Social and Organizational
Psychology.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com /in/
eugenekalayev

Kristin has 20 years of tech industry experience across sales, partner management, product management, marketing, and leadership roles. She has developed domain expertise in printing, enterprise mobility management, digital experience creation, and eCommerce. At Go Autonomous, the leader in Autonomous Commerce for B2B organizations, she leads the global partner ecosystem strategy and program. She is passionate about innovative technologies, including AI, and how they drive efficiency and growth.

Chris Twiest is the Solution Innovation Manager at ControlUp, where he leads the Innovation Guild — a cross-functional initiative focused on developing creative solutions for real-world customer challenges. With two decades of experience in managing, creating, and automating workspace environments, Chris combines deep technical expertise with a passion for building practical, scalable tools. In his role, he drives innovation across ControlUp’s platform by designing and prototyping new features, building in-product script libraries, and collaborating closely with customers, product managers, and the community. Chris is also a frequent blogger, speaker, and advocate for turning complex problems into streamlined workflows.

Netanel has worked as an Engineering Manager for ControlUp since 2022, and prior to that as a Full-Stack Developer since 2015. Netanel's primary responsibility is developing The ControlUp DEX AI chat assistant.

Sam is Field CTO International at ControlUp, covering everything outside the Americas. Over 8 years at the company, he's moved from Presales in South EMEA into a role spanning deal support, competitive strategy, and partner enablement, always with a hands-on approach to the platform itself.
Based in Marbella, Spain, Sam is French-speaking and gets by just fine in Spanish. He loves traveling and discovering new places, with a growing list of destinations still to tick off. Outside of work, he's kept on his toes by his daughter Erika, who tends to be right more often than he'd like to admit.

Jason is a longtime member of the end-user computing community, technologist, advisor, and speaker with nearly three decades of experience across EUC, virtualization, cloud, automation, and security.
Over the years, he has been recognized through several industry and community programs, including Citrix Technology Professional (CTP), VMware vExpert and EUC Champion, among others. Jason has worked with hundreds of enterprises around the world and has shared his experience at industry and community events across five continents.
Throughout his career, Jason has remained closely involved with the EUC community, sharing practical experience and perspectives gained from working with customers, partners, and technology teams around the world. Today, he is also a product leader at Citrix, bringing both practitioner and product perspectives to the technologies he has spent much of his career working with.

Alex is the spiritual organizer of PubForum, E2EMVC, E2EMVC and what ever other names will follow. Alex has been Microsoft, Citrix, VMware and Netware instructor, trainer and architect for over 30 years and helped many thousand professionals around the globe to get their Mainframe, SBC, EUC knowledge up to speed. As well as helping many small, midsize and big multinational companies to architect, design and implement digital user experience, virtualization and cloud solutions.

James is a Product Marketing Manager and Community Lead at Liquidware, bringing 21 years of End User Computing (EUC) experience across the realities of desktops, VDI, and the day-to-day grind of keeping users productive.
He combines deep technical credibility with commercial storytelling: turning complex EUC challenges into clear messaging that resonates with IT teams, leaders, and partners.
He is active in the wider EUC community, regularly collaborating with peers across the industry and speaking at events such as E2EVC.
In February 2024, James and Gerjon Kunst launched an AI podcast: The Impact of AI: Explored. The goal is simple: cut through the hype, translate what’s real into plain language, and help IT and EUC professionals make better decisions about AI based on practical experience, not vendor noise.

Andrew came to AWS in 2019 from a large datacenter environment where he specialized VMware, Cisco UCS, and automation. His AWS career began on the Windows team in Premium Support. By 2020, he was the Lead Subject Matter Expert on Amazon WorkSpaces. He then transitioned to a Solutions Architecture role specializing in End User Computing (EUC). Through his work on EUC services, he developed a passion for the DCV streaming protocol. In 2022, he started his current role as the DCV Developer Advocate.

Denis has over 25 years of experience in EUC, VDI, remote computing, and desktop operating systems, with a background spanning Citrix, VMware, AWS, and Microsoft.
His work focuses on remoting protocols, session infrastructure, graphics, SDKs, and computer-use agents, especially making desktop environments reliable for both humans and AI.

Douglas is the Vice President of Community at ControlUp responsible for energizing ControlUp's partners and partners through building and growing the new ControlUp Community.
Before ControlUp, Douglas Brown was the Vice President of Community at IGEL Technology. Mr. Brown built and grew the IGEL Community from zero to 9,000 members and 330,000 messages posted, making it the most active community in End-User Computing. Douglas was also responsible for the IGEL VIP Program, managing over 45 IGEL experts and visionaries. He has headed up the Technical Publications team with the goal is better organizing and prioritizing quality content. Prior, Douglas was the Global Technology Evangelist, traveling the world to share the IGEL story.
Mr. Brown was the Founder of DABCC, Inc. Doug has more than 25 years of experience in virtualization, cloud, and end-user computing technologies and markets. DABCC is the first and most visited website dedicated to all elements of the end-user computing. Industry.
Prior to DABCC, Doug worked at Citrix Systems, Inc. as a Senior Systems Engineer from 2001 to 2004, where he developed the leading Citrix deployment system, "Methodology in a Box," which has more than a million downloads. Additionally, his peers and management at Citrix named Doug Systems Engineer of the Year in 2002. From 2005 to 2016, Doug was awarded the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) by Microsoft Corporation for his contributions to the industry. He has also been acknowledged with the Citrix Technology Professional (CTP) and VMware vEXPERT awards for his continued support in the IT community. Doug speaks at leading industry events and has been a prolific author over the past 20 years.

Michael is CEO of Ferroque Systems, where his team helps organizations modernize complex IT environments while continuing his lifelong battle against scope creep, vendor nonsense, and his own inbox. Equal parts technologist, strategist, and professionally overcommitted raccoon, he brings deep expertise and the unsettling confidence of someone who has read too many enterprise architecture documents and seriously believes he is important.
Alex will also introduce rules, play "meet people you don't know", many new ideas he has been thinking about, as well as some exciting news!

Alex is the spiritual organizer of the EUCDEX.AI (E2EVC, PubForum) Conference for nearly 25 years, organizing and leading 60+ successful events across the globe - from Australia to United States with many thousands of attendees attending from over 30+ different countries. Alex has been in EUC, SBC, MBC and Virtualization for the last 30 years and delivered many successful enterprise projects in all verticals of industries and government bodies, as well as trained several thousand people across the globe on topics ranging from Citrix, VMware, Microsoft, Security, Automation and Virtualization. His biggest passion is to bring people together to help them to grow together - professionally and personally.
Twitter: @e2evc
Latest innovations in
Digital Employee Experience Management from ControlUp. As usual, you'll see exciting new ways of monitoring virtualization
infrastructure, managing virtualized user
workloads, and monitoring user experience.
Eugene will show cool enhancements to the
ControlUp powerful toolkit, and share some evidence from the field on how ControlUp can save your troubleshooting day. Geek fun
guaranteed!

Eugene is ControlUp old-timer, deeply involved
in planning and executing the product's
technological vision. His areas of expertise
include virtualization, cloud computing,
Windows Server, PowerShell, VDI. Eugene has
extensive experience in training IT
professionals, and holds various industry
certifications from Microsoft, Citrix, Cisco,
Splunk and the Scrum Alliance, as well as a
Master's degree in Social and Organizational
Psychology.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com /in/
eugenekalayev
The desktop is no longer just where people work. It is where their agents work too. Join us for the latest from Amazon WorkSpaces, including new options for delivering persistent and non-persistent desktops, expanded support for the devices and brokers you already run, and the security and governance controls that let you put AI agents to work alongside your users without giving up visibility into what they access.

Andrew came to AWS in 2019 from a large datacenter environment where he specialized VMware, Cisco UCS, and automation. His AWS career began on the Windows team in Premium Support. By 2020, he was the Lead Subject Matter Expert on Amazon WorkSpaces. He then transitioned to a Solutions Architecture role specializing in End User Computing (EUC). Through his work on EUC services, he developed a passion for the DCV streaming protocol. In 2022, he started his current role as the DCV Developer Advocate.
Here we will take you on a journey to the centre of Parallels RAS 22.0, now in Tech Preview, exploring stronger zero-trust security, hybrid cloud and Azure Virtual Desktop integration, enhanced user experiences, and simpler operations. Discovering secure browser-based file access, AVD Hybrid support, device posture checks, and session recording for audit and compliance. All demonstrated through practical use cases. There may be some forward looking statements in there too - what fun 😊

Chris is one of those people who loves walking around and waving his hands about, talking to people about all sorts of things. Remote meetings have put pay to much of this, so EUC DEX AI sees Chris in his natural habitat once more (watch out!).
At Parallels, Chris is an evangelist and a Principal Outbound Product Manager. He spends time gathering customers’ and partners’ feedback and discussing with IT leaders about how their businesses are coping with fundamental shifts in working practices alongside rapid changes in the way services are being consumed; how organisations remain competitive in this environment and how they can deliver simplified, more agile services to allow them to do so.
Chris is proud to be an E2E EUCDEX.Ai Ambassador. He has lived many cat-like lives previous to this including a Technical Instructor, Solution Architect, Director of Strategy, Field Technologist and Field CTO.
Running complex projects is less about individual decisions and more about knowing how everything fits together. In this session, I will show you how to grow a practical markdown second brain helping speed things up, not replace judgment. We will walk a simple CLAW/VSCode-style loop: capture context, generate options, execute with human checkpoints, and write outcomes back for traceability. You will see concrete patterns for skills, prompt contracts, approval gates, and rollback-ready workflows, plus where automation should stop. Real experience, zero theater.

Jim is a Principal Program Manager at Microsoft focused on Windows 365 for Agents and enterprise AI integration. A long-standing member of the EUC community, he works with customers and partners to explore how AI and cloud technologies can transform application delivery and modern workplace environments. At E2EVC Malta, he is presenting “Growing a Second Brain,” sharing how he uses a practical, markdown-based Second Brain to keep knowledge, decisions, and AI-assisted work connected and useful.
He also runs around a lot and drinks tea.
LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmoyle/
GitHub https://github.com/JimMoyle.
Citrix shipped a lot into CVAD and DaaS this year. Twelve months of it, pulled into one session, with ship dates and minimum versions on the slides so you can tell straight away whether something applies to the release you are on. Identity, provisioning, protocol and operations. Some of it can be turned on this week. Some needs a VDA upgrade first, and the session says which is which. Interrupt whenever. The goal is to make this the longest session of the day.

Jason is a longtime member of the end-user computing community, technologist, advisor, and speaker with nearly three decades of experience across EUC, virtualization, cloud, automation, and security.
Over the years, he has been recognized through several industry and community programs, including Citrix Technology Professional (CTP), VMware vExpert and EUC Champion, among others. Jason has worked with hundreds of enterprises around the world and has shared his experience at industry and community events across five continents.
Throughout his career, Jason has remained closely involved with the EUC community, sharing practical experience and perspectives gained from working with customers, partners, and technology teams around the world. Today, he is also a product leader at Citrix, bringing both practitioner and product perspectives to the technologies he has spent much of his career working with.
Discover how Microsoft Entra Private Access revolutionizes secure access to private corporate resources by eliminating traditional VPN complexities with a modern Zero Trust approach. In this session, we will explore:
What is Microsoft Entra Private Access?
Learn the fundamentals of Microsoft’s cloud-delivered secure access solution, its key features such as identity-centric controls, conditional access, multi-factor authentication, and per-app adaptive access that provide seamless and secure connectivity for remote and on-premises users across hybrid environments.
How to Implement Microsoft Entra Private Access at Scale
Dive into a practical, real-world case study of deploying Entra Private Access in an enterprise with more than 1,000 users. Understand step-by-step how to configure enterprise applications, set up connectors, apply granular access policies, and roll out secure access without disrupting user productivity.
Lessons Learned and Best Practices
Gain invaluable insights from the implementation journey, including challenges encountered, strategies for effective segmentation and policy enforcement, user adoption tips, and integration with existing Microsoft 365 security frameworks to maximize security and usability.
Whether you are planning to modernize your network access strategy or looking for proven solutions to secure your private applications, this session will provide a comprehensive roadmap and actionable takeaways to empower your organization’s Zero Trust journey with Microsoft Entra Private Access.
Tristan Remkes, Tristan is a Senior Workspace Consultant at RawWorks with over 15 years of experience in designing and implementing enterprise workspace solutions. He specializes in modern workplace architectures, server-based computing, and secure connectivity to digital workspaces. Tristan has hands-on expertise with Microsoft 365, Azure, Citrix, Global Secure Access, and NetScaler technologies. His work focuses on enabling secure, scalable, and high-performing work environments for enterprise organizations. He has a strong interest in Zero Trust networking and modern access strategies. Tristan enjoys working with the latest technologies and translating complex concepts into practical solutions. He is passionate about automation, security, and continuous improvement. In addition to his consulting work, Tristan shares technical insights and best practices on his blog, https://hopinthecloud.nl
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Gerjon Kunst, Gerjon CTO@RawWorks| Micosoft MVP | AI| EUC| CLOUD| MCT | CTA .
Gerjon is CTO at RawWorks in het Netherlands, focusing on AI, future Workspace and Cloud. He has been awarded the Microsoft MVP tile for his work in AI. Gerjon has 25 years of experience in the IT business starting as a system engineer working his way up to a IT pro with broad and in depth knowledge of AI, Workspace and Cloud. Gerjon is a known presenter on Expertslive, Azure/M365/Citrix User Groups and E2EVC. He has a Podcast called the Impact of AI: Explored with James 'O Regan and as he is a Microsoft Certified Trainer you might have met him in a classroom somewhere.
Soaring renewal quotes. Multi-year lock-ins. “All-you-can-eat” licences that leave a bitter aftertaste. When private-equity-owned EUC vendors rewrite the rules, your IT budget can quickly become their growth strategy. This is the real-world story of a 12k-seat renewal that became a six-month migration race. Learn how we HDeXited, what we replaced it with, and the practical decisions, trade-offs, and lessons that got us out.

Neil has spent more than 20 years convincing large organisations that desktops do not necessarily need to live under desks. He has worked with Citrix since the WinFrame and MetaFrame days, which makes him old enough to remember when “the cloud” was mainly a weather-related availability risk.
A ex-Citrix Technology Professional since 2013 and a TOGAF-certified Enterprise Architect, and more recently a Microsoft MVP, Neil has accumulated enough acronyms to make a network diagram look concise. He has contributed to Citrix certification exams, delivered large XenApp environments, and has strong opinions on virtualisation, EUC, cloud platforms, automation, and why “it worked in test” is not an operational strategy.
Neil now works across Microsoft, Azure, Windows 365, VDI, infrastructure, automation, containers, AI tooling and whatever other technology someone has bought before asking how it integrates. He is equally at home designing enterprise architecture, debugging an obscure issue at 2am, playing with Raspberry Pi or Home Assistant or explaining why the answer is not always “just put it in Kubernetes”.
A familiar face in the UK and European EUC community, Neil is on the steering group of EUC Forum and has run community events in the UK for over 15 years and has spoken at numerous E2E/PubForum, iForum and Synergy events.
Outside work, Neil is a STEM Ambassador, former Code Club leader, supporter of diversity in technology, and proof that a career in IT can begin with server-based computing and somehow end with AI, Docker and an ever-growing collection of USB-C adapters.
Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) and Windows 365 have matured rapidly, but operational complexity, cost control, and scalability remain major challenges for enterprises.
In this deep-dive session, we will explore how Hydra and Nerdio Manager can be combined to create a highly automated, scalable, and cost-optimized EUC platform on Azure.
The session goes beyond basic setup and focuses on real-world operational patterns, automation strategies, and architectural decisions used in large-scale production environments.
Topics covered include:
Attendees will leave with practical guidance they can apply immediately, whether they manage a single tenant or hundreds of customers.

Thomas is a Microsoft MVP, NVIDIA Enterprise Platform Advisor (NEPA), Former Citrix Technology Professional (CTP), and founder of Poppelgaard.com ApS. He specializes in GPU-accelerated EUC, Azure Virtual Desktop, Windows 365, and large-scale automation using platforms such as Hydra and Nerdio.
Thomas is a frequent international speaker and conference organizer (EUCtech Denmark, Experts Live Denmark) and works hands-on with complex enterprise and MSP environments across healthcare, defense, manufacturing, and reinsurance.
21 years in End User Computing, and I watched the first AVD and Windows 365 deployments stick to the easy jobs.
Call centres. Task workers. Lightly managed desktops.
Knowledge workers are a different problem. More apps, more dependencies, more user state, and far less tolerance for a slow login.
This session covers what changes when you scale AVD and Windows 365 to that population:
Application delivery and management without rebuilding images every time something changes
User onboarding and profile management at scale
Visibility into performance and user experience across the environment
The operational blockers that stall large deployments, and how people are getting past them
We'll also look at where the platform and the ecosystem around it are heading, and what that means for your next rollout.

James is a Product Marketing Manager and Community Lead at Liquidware, bringing 21 years of End User Computing (EUC) experience across the realities of desktops, VDI, and the day-to-day grind of keeping users productive.
He combines deep technical credibility with commercial storytelling: turning complex EUC challenges into clear messaging that resonates with IT teams, leaders, and partners.
He is active in the wider EUC community, regularly collaborating with peers across the industry and speaking at events such as E2EVC.
In February 2024, James and Gerjon Kunst launched an AI podcast: The Impact of AI: Explored. The goal is simple: cut through the hype, translate what’s real into plain language, and help IT and EUC professionals make better decisions about AI based on practical experience, not vendor noise.
Most enterprise workflows run on desktop applications that lack modern APIs, putting them out of reach of AI automation. Amazon WorkSpaces agent access lets AI agents securely operate these applications through managed virtual desktops and the Model Context Protocol (MCP), with no application changes required. In this session we walk through the architecture, demonstrate agents automating workflows such as data entry and application testing, and show how to monitor and audit agent activity with CloudWatch and CloudTrail.

Andrew came to AWS in 2019 from a large datacenter environment where he specialized VMware, Cisco UCS, and automation. His AWS career began on the Windows team in Premium Support. By 2020, he was the Lead Subject Matter Expert on Amazon WorkSpaces. He then transitioned to a Solutions Architecture role specializing in End User Computing (EUC). Through his work on EUC services, he developed a passion for the DCV streaming protocol. In 2022, he started his current role as the DCV Developer Advocate.
AVD Hybrid has the potential for the best of both worlds, access to on-prem VDIs that have low latency access to resources, with direct integration into the identity and access solution you're already likely using today. Does the reality match the promise? Has Microsoft written a cheque for AVD Hybrid that it cannot cash? In this session, Sean lifts the lid on the AVD Hybrid box and finds out if it's dead or alive, or something else entirely.

Sean has been in the EUC space for over 15 years, wearing all the hats from helpdesk trainee to architect. Having spent almost a decade consulting and working full time with large financials, Sean is now helping others simplify and speed up the deployment of EUC environments in Azure, providing deeper insights and understanding of their workloads, while reducing costs.
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The 'Impact of AI Explored' podcast has built a reputation for honest conversations about AI's real-world potential and limitations. In this session, James O'Regan and Gerjon Kunst share surprising findings from their most compelling episodes: * Why AI is simultaneously overhyped and under hyped * Private AI: building proprietary models that don't leak corporate data * Enterprise adoption patterns: where AI is actually delivering ROI * The gap between AI innovation and practical workforce implementation We also made some 2025 predictions and we’ll look at what hit, what missed, what surprised us. Also we'll take a look at what the rest of 2026 (and perhaps a small peak into 2027) will bring us on AI based This is for anyone making decisions about AI investment, technologists building with AI, and anyone curious about what the noise is actually about.

Gerjon is AI Lead @ Interstellar Group, CTO @ RawWorks, Dual Microsoft MVP (M365 Copilot & Copilot Studio), Speaker & Podcast Host. Gerjon IS A incurable tech optimist with 25+ years of experience pushing the boundary between "can't" and "can" and then automating the boring bits. Today, he help organizations move from AI hype to real business impact.
As AI Lead at Interstellar Group, his mission is simple: close the gap between AI ambition and AI results. He brings together AI expertise across the Interstellar ecosystem and help turn AI opportunities into practical solutions that deliver measurable business value.
Alongside this role, he serves as CTO at RawWorks, where he help shape practical AI strategies, architectures, and ways of working that customers can actually use.
As a Microsoft MVP in both M365 Copilot and Copilot Studio, he actively help organizations understand, adopt, and scale AI solutions that create real outcomes.
Gerjon is regular speaker at conferences, community events, and user groups, translating complex AI and technology trends into practical insights and actionable guidance.
In February 2024, James O'Regan and Gerjon launched an AI podcast: The Impact of AI: Explored. The goal is simple: cut through the hype, translate what’s real into plain language, and help IT and EUC professionals make better decisions about AI based on practical experience, not vendor noise.
Enterprises spent years and significant capital building sophisticated EUC and VDI estates. As remote-work patterns normalized, SaaS adoption accelerated, renewal pressures increased, and alternative application and desktop delivery models matured, many organizations began to reassess the long-term strategic role of those environments.
Agentic AI should force organizations to reassess the value of their existing EUC platforms and the role those platforms can play in the controlled integration of autonomous agents into the enterprise.
This does not remove the need to modernize authentication, migrate appropriate services out of legacy data centers, improve data governance, or address technical debt. In fact, agentic AI makes those modernization efforts more important. But many of the architectural and operational principles required to run EUC well controlled execution, identity-based access, application entitlement, isolation, policy enforcement, observability, lifecycle management, and operational accountability closely resemble the disciplines enterprises will need when introducing autonomous software.
At the same time, the EUC ecosystem itself is evolving. Agent identities, managed execution environments, Conditional Access for agents, MCP gateways, Cloud PCs for agents, and AI-specific policy controls are beginning to blur the line between the traditional user workspace and a governed execution environment for software actors.
This session explores whether mature EUC architecture can provide a practical starting point for secure agentic AI adoption. We will examine what translates well, what does not, and what still needs to be modernized before agents can be introduced safely at enterprise scale.
Attendees will leave with an understanding of how agentic AI changes familiar EUC assumptions around identity, execution, applications, data, and trust. The session will explore how established EUC design principles may translate into agent governance; where Citrix, Windows 365, AVD, Horizon, and similar platforms could play a role as controlled execution environments; why legacy applications may keep EUC relevant in an agentic world; and what still has to change across authentication, data governance, DLP, observability, lifecycle management, and cloud architecture.

Jeremy is a Consulting Architect with Ferroque Systems, specializing in Citrix virtualization and networking, modern workspace architecture, application and desktop delivery, identity modernization, and cloud transformation. He has worked in end-user computing since 2008 and joined Ferroque Systems in 2020. His consulting experience spans complex enterprise environments across multiple industries, with a focus on designing, modernizing, and operating secure digital workspace platforms at scale. Jeremy also contributes to Ferroque’s Modern Workspace practice, with a growing focus on Microsoft cloud, endpoint management, authentication, automation, and the impact of agentic AI on the future of EUC.
This session walks through the full lifecycle of an on-premises CVAD site, run entirely from code: an unattended install, its base configuration, and then a daily desired state run that corrects drift before anyone notices. A monthly pipeline replaces every certificate in the environment, server certificates included, and a set of health checks repairs what it finds broken instead of only reporting it. None of it goes through Studio.

Jeroen is a lead infrastructure engineer specialising in Citrix, End User Computing and Infrastructure as Code. He works in a large, heavily regulated enterprise environment, where automation has to survive real security and compliance constraints rather than a lab. His focus is desired state management of Citrix estates: automated builds, drift correction and certificate rotation without a console in sight.
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The dominant CUA architecture — agent -> VM -> screenshot -> mouse — treats the agent as a very fast remote employee. But remote computing spent three decades building the primitives agents actually need: session brokering, isolation, process and window ownership, input routing, graphics capture, auditing, and human shadowing. This talk reframes MCP as the control plane over session infrastructure, not the runtime itself. Drawing on lessons from building Vedon, an experimental desktop execution stack for computer-use agents, I'll cover multi-session orchestration, browser attachment, agent/human coexistence, and why VDI-style infrastructure — far from being obsolete — may become the substrate agents run on.

Denis has over 25 years of experience in EUC, VDI, remote computing, and desktop operating systems, with a background spanning Citrix, VMware, AWS, and Microsoft.
His work focuses on remoting protocols, session infrastructure, graphics, SDKs, and computer-use agents, especially making desktop environments reliable for both humans and AI.
16:50 - 17:05
Learn and see how itopia built an AVD solution for hundreds of customers and thousands of concurrent users without any third party tooling making for a simpler, more robust and supportable stack

Guy is an EUC veteran with over 30 years of hands-on experience in that field having worked for software vendors and partners in that space since 1995. He also has software development skills spanning 5 decades. Guy is currently the CTO at itopia - a US based EdTech company delivering VDI to students from both Google Cloud and Azure. Watch out for the odd Dad joke too!
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/guyrleech
10:00 - 10:30, ROOM 1, This 30-minute session outlines an enterprise architecture blueprint for transforming an established on-premises Citrix estate into a sovereign, automated Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS) model inside a private cloud. We examine the architectural decoupling of the control plane from the workload execution layer, enabling zero-touch lifecycle management, automated image pipelines (BYOI), and standardized T-shirt sizing through ITSM self-service integration. Furthermore, the presentation walks through a phased migration roadmap that balances operational continuity with multi-stack resilience across private data centers, while highlighting strategic trigger points for market evaluations and vendor-agnostic portability.
Saša Masic, Saša is Lead Enterprise Architect at BWI GmbH and part of the architecture management team. He spends most of his time with application delivery, infrastructure, and infrastructure management projects. Saša started his journey in server-based computing space during his bachelor thesis with first contact with virtualisation technology on GSX 1.0 an ESX 1.0 Beta. E2EVC has had a big impact on his career since 2005 and is proud (Alex please fill here my actual achievement) of E2EVC. Is easy to grow among gorgeous people. Always happy and grateful for the opportunity to present on E2EVC. Works for living, happily married, father of two teenagers. In his spare time Saša is Basketball trainer in 5th German basketball league and is heavily trying to connect with his kids (teenagers are not easy to connect to).

10:00 - 10:30, ROOM 2, Running complex projects is less about individual decisions and more about knowing how everything fits together. In this session, I will show you how to grow a practical markdown second brain helping speed things up, not replace judgment. We will walk a simple CLAW/VSCode-style loop: capture context, generate options, execute with human checkpoints, and write outcomes back for traceability. You will see concrete patterns for skills, prompt contracts, approval gates, and rollback-ready workflows, plus where automation should stop. Real experience, zero theater.

10:00 - 10:30, ROOM 3, The architecture looks sound. The policies are documented. Day to day, application sprawl, accumulated privileges and years of exceptions tell a different story. What happens when user-facing AI - and eventually autonomous agents – inherits (hopefully, not exploits) that environment?
Drawing on experience across large government, healthcare and financial organizations, this session examines the gap between formal controls and operational reality. We’ll explore how organizational inefficiencies, competing priorities and politics allow workarounds to become permanent dependencies, leaving users and endpoints less ready for AI than the diagrams suggest.
Getting ready starts with the basics: knowing what’s running, who owns it, what it can access and how those boundaries are enforced. We’ll discuss practical steps toward bringing existing EUC environments into line with their intended controls, including sound identity and privilege management, application governance and endpoint discipline, before AI compounds the flaws already there.
Steve Szuster, Steve is a Senior Consultant with Ferroque Systems. Before joining Ferroque four years ago, he spent thirty years working as a hands-on infrastructure engineer and independent contractor in large enterprises across retail, government, healthcare and financial services - fifteen of them neck deep in EUC. His experience in environments with demanding audit and compliance requirements gives him a practical view of EUC modernization, including the politics, workarounds and human decisions that shape how infrastructure actually operates. He believes getting ready for AI starts with putting OI (Organic Intelligence) to work.
10:40 - 11:10, ROOM 1, Discover how Microsoft Entra Private Access revolutionizes secure access to private corporate resources by eliminating traditional VPN complexities with a modern Zero Trust approach. In this session, we will explore:
What is Microsoft Entra Private Access?
Learn the fundamentals of Microsoft’s cloud-delivered secure access solution, its key features such as identity-centric controls, conditional access, multi-factor authentication, and per-app adaptive access that provide seamless and secure connectivity for remote and on-premises users across hybrid environments.

10:40 - 11:10, ROOM 2, Soaring renewal quotes. Multi-year lock-ins. “All-you-can-eat” licences that leave a bitter aftertaste. When private-equity-owned EUC vendors rewrite the rules, your IT budget can quickly become their growth strategy. This is the real-world story of a 12k-seat renewal that became a six-month migration race. Learn how we HDeXited, what we replaced it with, and the practical decisions, trade-offs, and lessons that got us out.
Neil Spellings, Neil has spent more than 20 years convincing large organisations that desktops do not necessarily need to live under desks. He has worked with Citrix since the WinFrame and MetaFrame days, which makes him old enough to remember when “the cloud” was mainly a weather-related availability risk.
A ex-Citrix Technology Professional since 2013 and a TOGAF-certified Enterprise Architect, and more recently a Microsoft MVP, Neil has accumulated enough acronyms to make a network diagram look concise. He has contributed to Citrix certification exams, delivered large XenApp environments, and has strong opinions on virtualisation, EUC, cloud platforms, automation, and why “it worked in test” is not an operational strategy.
Neil now works across Microsoft, Azure, Windows 365, VDI, infrastructure, automation, containers, AI tooling and whatever other technology someone has bought before asking how it integrates. He is equally at home designing enterprise architecture, debugging an obscure issue at 2am, playing with Raspberry Pi or Home Assistant or explaining why the answer is not always “just put it in Kubernetes”.
A familiar face in the UK and European EUC community, Neil is on the steering group of EUC Forum and has run community events in the UK for over 15 years and has spoken at numerous E2E/PubForum, iForum and Synergy events.
Outside work, Neil is a STEM Ambassador, former Code Club leader, supporter of diversity in technology, and proof that a career in IT can begin with server-based computing and somehow end with AI, Docker and an ever-growing collection of USB-C adapters.

10:40 - 11:10, ROOM 3, Thomas Poppelgaard, Thomas is a Microsoft MVP, NVIDIA Enterprise Platform Advisor (NEPA), Former Citrix Technology Professional (CTP), and founder of Poppelgaard.com ApS. He specializes in GPU-accelerated EUC, Azure Virtual Desktop, Windows 365, and large-scale automation using platforms such as Hydra and Nerdio.
Thomas is a frequent international speaker and conference organizer (EUCtech Denmark, Experts Live Denmark) and works hands-on with complex enterprise and MSP environments across healthcare, defense, manufacturing, and reinsurance.

11:20 - 12:00, ROOM 1, A deep technical tour of how remoting protocols shuttle devices, applications, and media streams between endpoints. We’ll compare redirection models for USB, printers, audio, webcams, file systems, clipboards, COM automation, graphics, and app virtualization.
Denis Gundarev has over 25 years of experience in EUC, VDI, remote computing, and desktop operating systems, with a background spanning Citrix, VMware, AWS, and Microsoft.
His work focuses on remoting protocols, session infrastructure, graphics, SDKs, and computer-use agents, especially making desktop environments reliable for both humans and AI.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dgundarev/

11:20 - 12:00, ROOM 2, Post-quantum cryptography (PQC) involves creating new public-key encryption and digital signature algorithms that run on classical computers, but resist attacks from powerful quantum computers. Why do we need that and what’s the law regulators for the next years? Learn why every SSL 443 offloaded service is affected by PQC and what „Harvest Now, Decrypt Later“ means.
In this Session, I will share my learnings from the field, migrating financial and government environments as early adopters to PQC (Hybrid and Force-Mode) and what that means for TLS Handshake-Performance (Packet CPU, Crypto Hardware Offloading,…) - doesn’t matter on which ADC or LoadBalancer solution you’re on. Sure, a little bit of NetScaler-magic will be shown 😊
Julian Jakob, Julian is Founder of TechTransform GmbH and is focused as a Hybrid Cloud Consultant. He has over ten years experience in the EUC industry, started with Citrix XenApp 6.0 - today mostly working on Azure Virtual Desktop / Windows 365 (both preferred with vGPU), Citrix DaaS Architectures or Security Designs with NetScaler. Julian is also Co-Founder of the german EUC-NonProfit-Organization EUCforumDE e.V.
He once was a Citrix CTA and Citrix CTP, until the program was discontinued.
Besides EUC, he is interested in Microsoft Azure’s IAM with Entra ID and also Microsoft 365.
Since 2025, he is awarded as Microsoft MVP for Azure Virtual Desktop and Windows 365.
Socials:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julian-jakob-a648ab221/

11:20 - 12:00, ROOM 3, When I started tracing my family tree, an online record confidently placed my great-grandmother in Bad Langensalza. The primary sources said Bad Homburg. A trusted-looking source had hallucinated - and untangling it took archives, church books, and a lot of cross-checking to decide which claim deserved confidence. That is exactly the discipline AI observability demands. As AI grows from autocomplete into agents that act on our behalf, "the model said so" is no longer a source. We need provenance - where did this answer come from? We need confidence - how sure are we, and what would change our mind? We need negative results - what did we rule out, and why? In this session I'll use a real family mystery as the narrative spine and map every genealogy method - citing primary sources, rating confidence, disproving false positives, respecting data-access rules - onto the AI observability toolkit you'll need in production. You'll leave seeing observability not as another dashboard, but as the practice of knowing how much to trust each claim your system makes. No Kirchenbuch required - just the question genealogists have asked for centuries: where does that come from? TBA

12:10 - 12:50, ROOM 1, This session demystifies how modern remoting protocols can be extended to support in-house workflows. We’ll explore the architecture of virtual channels, how data travels between client and host, and the security boundaries shaping extension design. Attendees will walk through the lifecycle of a plugin: idea, implementation and development. Whether you're adding data synchronization, workflow automation, or a custom device redirection path, you’ll leave with a clear blueprint for building and deploying protocol extensions.

12:10 - 12:50, ROOM 1, In this session we’ll walk you through the requirement and the timeline for delivery of a new feature. We’ll summarise how AI accelerated the development cycle and we’ll finish by demoing how we have implemented Session Recording.
Paul Gafa is Vice President of Engineering with over 30 years of experience in End User Computing (EUC), spanning technologies from IBM mainframe environments to modern cloud and enterprise platforms. Throughout his career, he has led the design and delivery of software solutions across a wide range of technologies and industries. Passionate about software development and engineering excellence, Paul combines deep technical expertise with extensive leadership experience to help organizations innovate, scale, and deliver impactful customer outcomes.

12:10 - 12:50, ROOM 3,
In this session, we revisit the Profile Container Wars with fresh eyes. We’ll explore what has changed since our last talk, highlight the most interesting new features and fixes, and share war stories from the field, including the clever workarounds, the “why did nobody tell us this?” gotchas, and the moments where theory met reality in the least graceful way.
Expect a look at how Citrix Profile Management and FSLogix have evolved, what actually matters in production environments today, and where the hidden traps (and occasional victories) lie.
Markus Zehnle, Markus is a Lead Solution Expert at braincon and is based in Germany's Black Forest region with more than 20 years of experience in IT and End User Computing (EUC). He is a co-founder of EUCforumDE, an active member of the World of EUC and ControlUp Communities, and a Nerdio Valued Professional (NVP). When he's not helping customers design and optimize modern workplace solutions, he enjoys spending time with his two kids at Europa-Park, which he still believes would be a perfect location for an future E2E event.

13:30 - 14:10, ROOM 1, Learn and see how itopia built an AVD solution for hundreds of customers and thousands of concurrent users without any third party tooling making for a simpler, more robust and supportable stack

13:30 - 14:10, ROOM 2, Citrix shipped a lot into CVAD and DaaS this year. Twelve months of it, pulled into one session, with ship dates and minimum versions on the slides so you can tell straight away whether something applies to the release you are on. Identity, provisioning, protocol and operations. Some of it can be turned on this week. Some needs a VDA upgrade first, and the session says which is which. Interrupt whenever. The goal is to make this the longest session of the day.
Jason Samuel, Jason is a longtime member of the end-user computing community, technologist, advisor, and speaker with nearly three decades of experience across EUC, virtualization, cloud, automation, and security.
Over the years, he has been recognized through several industry and community programs, including Citrix Technology Professional (CTP), VMware vExpert and EUC Champion, among others. Jason has worked with hundreds of enterprises around the world and has shared his experience at industry and community events across five continents.
Throughout his career, Jason has remained closely involved with the EUC community, sharing practical experience and perspectives gained from working with customers, partners, and technology teams around the world. Today, he is also a product leader at Citrix, bringing both practitioner and product perspectives to the technologies he has spent much of his career working with.

13:30 - 14:10, ROOM 3, Intune is a great foundation for modern endpoint management, but managing the user workspace and controlling what applications can run requires more.
In this technical session, we’ll show how AppVentiX adds Workspace Control and App Control across modern, Intune-managed Windows endpoints, traditional on-premises environments, and everything in between. And while everyone is talking about AI, we’ll introduce our own interpretation: AppVentiX Inside.
We’ll revisit what we showed last year, demonstrate how your feedback shaped the product, and dive into the latest capabilities with real-world examples and live demos. Expect less slides, more tech, and a practical look at consistent workspace management and application control across your hybrid Windows estate.
Ingmar Verheij, As Technology Solutions Strategist, Ingmar bridges technology, product, and business by helping customers modernize their digital workspace. He contribute to product strategy, support strategic customer engagements, and drive technical go-to-market initiatives.

14:20 - 15:00, ROOM 1, Your apps are welded into the image, your OS is welded to the hardware, and your telemetry lives in somebody else's console. That was survivable when attacks were written by hand. It is a different proposition now that they are AI-driven and arrive faster than your change window, and now that plenty of what touches your endpoints is not a person at all. Taking the three layers apart changes what you can deliver to a human user, what you can deliver to a non-human one, and how fast you recover when something moves through the fleet at machine speed. Bring your worst image and your worst recovery story.
Jason Samuel, Jason is a longtime member of the end-user computing community, technologist, advisor, and speaker with nearly three decades of experience across EUC, virtualization, cloud, automation, and security.
Over the years, he has been recognized through several industry and community programs, including Citrix Technology Professional (CTP), VMware vExpert and EUC Champion, among others. Jason has worked with hundreds of enterprises around the world and has shared his experience at industry and community events across five continents.
Throughout his career, Jason has remained closely involved with the EUC community, sharing practical experience and perspectives gained from working with customers, partners, and technology teams around the world. Today, he is also a product leader at Citrix, bringing both practitioner and product perspectives to the technologies he has spent much of his career working with.

14:20 - 15:00, ROOM 2, The dominant CUA architecture — agent -> VM -> screenshot -> mouse — treats the agent as a very fast remote employee. But remote computing spent three decades building the primitives agents actually need: session brokering, isolation, process and window ownership, input routing, graphics capture, auditing, and human shadowing. This talk reframes MCP as the control plane over session infrastructure, not the runtime itself. Drawing on lessons from building Vedon, an experimental desktop execution stack for computer-use agents, I'll cover multi-session orchestration, browser attachment, agent/human coexistence, and why VDI-style infrastructure — far from being obsolete — may become the substrate agents run
Denis Gundarev has over 25 years of experience in EUC, VDI, remote computing, and desktop operating systems, with a background spanning Citrix, VMware, AWS, and Microsoft.
His work focuses on remoting protocols, session infrastructure, graphics, SDKs, and computer-use agents, especially making desktop environments reliable for both humans and AI.
Denis Gundarev has over 25 years of experience in EUC, VDI, remote computing, and desktop operating systems, with a background spanning Citrix, VMware, AWS, and Microsoft.
His work focuses on remoting protocols, session infrastructure, graphics, SDKs, and computer-use agents, especially making desktop environments reliable for both humans and AI.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dgundarev/

14:20 - 15:00, ROOM 3, Gerjon Kunst, Gerjon is AI Lead @ Interstellar Group, CTO @ RawWorks, Dual Microsoft MVP (M365 Copilot & Copilot Studio), Speaker & Podcast Host. Gerjon IS A incurable tech optimist with 25+ years of experience pushing the boundary between "can't" and "can" and then automating the boring bits. Today, he help organizations move from AI hype to real business impact.
As AI Lead at Interstellar Group, his mission is simple: close the gap between AI ambition and AI results. He brings together AI expertise across the Interstellar ecosystem and help turn AI opportunities into practical solutions that deliver measurable business value.
Alongside this role, he serves as CTO at RawWorks, where he help shape practical AI strategies, architectures, and ways of working that customers can actually use.
As a Microsoft MVP in both M365 Copilot and Copilot Studio, he actively help organizations understand, adopt, and scale AI solutions that create real outcomes.
Gerjon is regular speaker at conferences, community events, and user groups, translating complex AI and technology trends into practical insights and actionable guidance.
James O'Regan, James is a Product Marketing Manager and Community Lead at Liquidware, bringing 21 years of End User Computing (EUC) experience across the realities of desktops, VDI, and the day-to-day grind of keeping users productive.
He combines deep technical credibility with commercial storytelling: turning complex EUC challenges into clear messaging that resonates with IT teams, leaders, and partners.
He is active in the wider EUC community, regularly collaborating with peers across the industry and speaking at events such as E2EVC.
In February 2024, James and Gerjon Kunst launched an AI podcast: The Impact of AI: Explored. The goal is simple: cut through the hype, translate what’s real into plain language, and help IT and EUC professionals make better decisions about AI based on practical experience, not vendor noise.
15:10 - 15:50, ROOM 1, Malcolm has spent over 15 years in the EUC world. His love for the technology started with Citrix, which his company used, and grew into a career as a systems engineer implementing Citrix for customers. Eight years ago he joined Parallels, where he has helped customers move from Citrix to Parallels RAS. In his eyes, it's not about reinventing the wheel, it's about oiling it so it runs better.
Arnaud TONAZZI has been a Senior Sales Engineer at Parallels for the past two years. Before joining Parallels, he spent more than eight years at Citrix. He then took a brief detour into the cybersecurity world, spending three years at Varonis.
He is a big fan of anything with an engine, although he has also spent a lot of time playing tennis and scuba diving.
Despite his last name being of Italian origin, he does not speak a single word of Italian... sorry about that! 😄
Gerardo Luján Moltó is an IT specialist with more than a decade of experience in Microsoft infrastructure, virtualization, and End-User Computing. Over the years, he has designed, implemented, and troubleshot enterprise environments based on technologies such as Microsoft RDS, Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops, Parallels RAS, VMware, and hyperconverged infrastructures, combining hands-on technical expertise with solution architecture and technical presales. Currently leading Identity & Access initiatives, Gerardo bridges infrastructure, security, and modern workspace technologies. At EUC EUCDEX.Ai, he will share practical insights and real-world experiences from migrating VDI solutions to Parallels.
15:10 - 15:50, ROOM 2, Running modern AI workloads locally promises total data privacy, zero API throttling, and the sheer joy of independent compute—provided you don’t look at the bill. While the open-source community often champions lightweight quantization and modest home-lab setups, truly uncompromised local inference and fine-tuning demand serious enterprise-grade silicon, multi-GPU topologies, and infrastructure that pushes residential power circuits to their absolute limit. This 20-minute talk delivers concrete architectural models from sub-$100 single-task hardware and pragmatic consumer setups to high-end multi-GPU workstations and no-limits enterprise silicon where power and budget cease to exist.
Saša Mašić, Saša is Lead Enterprise Architect at BWI GmbH and part of the architecture management team. He spends most of his time with application delivery, infrastructure, and infrastructure management projects. Saša started his journey in server-based computing space during his bachelor thesis with first contact with virtualisation technology on GSX 1.0 an ESX 1.0 Beta. E2EVC has had a big impact on his career since 2005 and is proud (Alex please fill here my actual achievement) of E2EVC. Is easy to grow among gorgeous people. Always happy and grateful for the opportunity to present on E2EVC. Works for living, happily married, father of two teenagers. In his spare time Saša is Basketball trainer in 5th German basketball league and is heavily trying to connect with his kids (teenagers are not easy to connect to).
15:10 - 15:50, ROOM 3, Everyone can write Infrastructure as Code. But building it for the enterprise? That’s a different game.
After years of hands-on experience applying IaC and DevOps practices in large-scale organizations, this session cuts through the theory and shares what actually works in the real world. Moving beyond isolated scripts and proof-of-concepts, we’ll explore how to design IaC that is scalable, maintainable, and ready for enterprise complexity.
You’ll learn how to structure your codebase for growth, implement effective branching strategies, and establish version control practices that support collaboration across teams. We’ll also cover how to scale deployments across environments, avoid common pitfalls, and turn fragmented automation into a consistent, governed platform.
Whether you're just starting or already working with IaC, this session will help you elevate your approach from “it works” to “it works at scale.”
Walk away with practical insights to transform your IaC projects into enterprise-grade solutions.
Leee Jeffries, Consultant and Testing Geek, Leee is an IT professional with over 15 years of experience in the IT industry. Leee mainly focuses on end-user computing (EUC) and has a good amount of experience in performance testing EUC environments. Leee Works with large and small organisations across the IT industry; Leee is keen on exercise and likes competing in triathlons, obstacle races and running. You will see him around at EUC Forum events and other conferences, he enjoys being involved in community events.
Ryan Ververs-Bijkerk, Technologist at GO-INIT, Ryan is a self-employed Technologist at GO-INIT focused on the EUC and Code area. Ryan is primarily focusing on the user experience in centralized desktop environments. With his development skills, Ryan is capable of adapting quickly to customers’ needs by having an agile mindset. Ryan is a bit lazy, yes lazy but in a good way. Ryan is all about automation as he is not made for repeating tasks.
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What does it take to prepare for an IRONMAN? And what can it teach us about achieving ambitious goals in our professional lives?
This session explores our personal journey of training for an IRONMAN Triathlon through the lens of planning, data, and continuous improvement. Stepping far outside the comfort zone of a typical tech event, we’ll connect endurance sports with the same principles used in engineering and DevOps: iteration, feedback loops, and long-term strategy.
Leee Jeffries, Consultant and Testing Geek, Leee is an IT professional with over 15 years of experience in the IT industry. Leee mainly focuses on end-user computing (EUC) and has a good amount of experience in performance testing EUC environments. Leee Works with large and small organisations across the IT industry; Leee is keen on exercise and likes competing in triathlons, obstacle races and running. You will see him around at EUC Forum events and other conferences, he enjoys being involved in community events.
Ryan Ververs-Bijkerk, Technologist at GO-INIT, Ryan is a self-employed Technologist at GO-INIT focused on the EUC and Code area. Ryan is primarily focusing on the user experience in centralized desktop environments. With his development skills, Ryan is capable of adapting quickly to customers’ needs by having an agile mindset. Ryan is a bit lazy, yes lazy but in a good way. Ryan is all about automation as he is not made for repeating tasks.
Future of Ai, EUC, DEX
Saša is Lead Enterprise Architect at BWI GmbH and part of the architecture management team. He spends most of his time with application delivery, infrastructure, and infrastructure management projects. Saša started his journey in server-based computing space during his bachelor thesis with first contact with virtualisation technology on GSX 1.0 an ESX 1.0 Beta. E2EVC has had a big impact on his career since 2005 and is proud (Alex please fill here my actual achievement) of E2EVC. Is easy to grow among gorgeous people. Always happy and grateful for the opportunity to present on E2EVC.

Michael is CEO of Ferroque Systems, where his team helps organizations modernize complex IT environments while continuing his lifelong battle against scope creep, vendor nonsense, and his own inbox. Equal parts technologist, strategist, and professionally overcommitted raccoon, he brings deep expertise and the unsettling confidence of someone who has read too many enterprise architecture documents and seriously believes he is important.

Rob has almost 30 years of experience in the IT landscape. A lot of it was in the EUC space. He is an E2EVC Ambassador.Rob has almost 30 years of experience in the IT landscape. A lot of it was in the EUC space. He is an E2EVC Ambassador.

Chris is one of those people who loves
walking around and waving his hands
about, talking to people about all sorts
of things. Remote meetings have put
pay to much of this, so E2EVC sees
Chris in his natural habitat once more
(watch out!). At Parallels, Chris is an evangelist and a Principal Outbound Product Manager.
He spends time gathering customers’
and partners’ feedback and discussing with IT leaders about how their businesses are coping with fundamental shifts in working practices alongside rapid changes in the way services
are being consumed; how organisations remain competitive in this environment and how they can deliver simplified, more agile services to allow them to do so.
Chris is proud to be an E2EVC
Ambassador.
He has lived many cat-like lives
previous to this
including a Technical Instructor,
Solution Architect, Director of Strategy, Field Technologist and Field CTO.
Twitter: @ChrisJMarks

“With a focus on building enduring business relationships with vendors and clients, Auxilium IT Consultancy excel in EUC consulting across diverse industry sectors within the enterprise. Additionally, we leverage our expertise to provide tailored managed services that cater specifically to SMB clients throughout the United Kingdom, bringing together vendors and clients to deliver exceptional value.”
Website: https://auxilium-it.com
Twitter: @auxilium_itc

AppVentiX is a modern application delivery and workspace management platform built for enterprise environments. Designed as a seamless replacement for Microsoft App-V infrastructure, AppVentiX enables organizations to continue delivering existing App-V packages while simultaneously supporting MSIX and traditional applications from a single platform. Beyond application delivery, AppVentiX Workspace Control provides granular user environment management, dynamic configuration based on context, user personalization, and integrated Microsoft App Control policy management. Whether you’re managing physical desktops, AVD, Citrix, Omnissa, RDS, or hybrid environments, AppVentiX helps reduce complexity, eliminate legacy infrastructure dependencies, and gives administrators precise control over applications, policies, and the end-user workspace.
Website: https://www.appventix.com

EUC Score by Dr. Benny Tritsch IT Consulting. Your Ultimate Guide to EUC Performance Tests and Digital Employee Experience (DEX) Analysis. Measuring perceived remote end-user experience in an organized, valid and repeatable way.
Website: https://eucscore.com