On-demand webinar Fixing the Weak Links in Your Device Lifecycle Process with Insight and Dell Technologies
By Insight Editor / 21 Jul 2021
Managing a fleet of devices across their full lifecycle is critical for a productive workforce. A break in the device lifecycle chain be detrimental to your whole system. Maintaining your devices, however, can be time consuming, complex and daunting. Having the right partners on your side can help you efficiently manage and maintain all your devices, anywhere.
For this virtual fireside chat, we spoke to Jefferson Raley, VP of Commercial Client Services Portfolio at Dell Technologies. Listen in on our discussion about the industry trends we expect to see for post-pandemic device lifecycle management. During this 45-minute conversation, we covered everything you need to know to easily manage the growing number of devices for your remote workforce, including:
- Industry shifts in mobile device management, provisioning and remote work
- Prioritizing breaks or weak links in the device lifecycle chain
- Using technology to solve for end-user productivity and customer issues
- How to make device lifecycle adjustments based on client needs
Presented by:
Erica Miles
Sr. Manager, Services Presales, Connected Workforce, Insight
Erica Miles has been with Insight for almost 15 years and has held roles in both delivery and sales within the Connected Workforce organization. She leads a team of expert solutions principals and architects that guide clients through the transformation journey.
Paul Harrold
Director, Professional Services for Connected Workforce (2019–2023), Insight
Paul draws from 20 years of technology experience to deliver sound IT solutions to clients and enhance business outcomes. Aligned to the Insight Connected Workforce team, Paul is focused on Insight’s Content & Collaboration solutions to help clients engage employees, improve productivity and maximize the value of collaboration solutions.
Jefferson Raley
VP of Commercial Client Services Portfolio, Dell Technologies
Jefferson Raley looks after the global portfolio of commercial end user device services at Dell Technologies. He has worked in the field of end-user computing for over two decades, with a special focus on automating IT services to increase user productivity and reduce costs. Jefferson has multiple patents for client deployment automation technologies. His team currently develops new services to help customers keep end users productive, reduce time-to-value of new systems and automate device management.
See what the experts have to say about modern device management.
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