AI, automation, and the evolution of work are rapidly reshaping the digital employee experience. Stay ahead of the latest innovations in end-user computing with the Omnissa Autumn Webinar Series—a three-part, expert-led program designed to help IT teams enhance employee experience, strengthen security, and modernize digital workspaces. Each session also includes a live Q&A, giving you the opportunity to engage directly with our experts.
Autumn sessions with Q&A | 10AM BST, 11AM CEST
21 Oct | Apps Without Disruption: Modernizing Application Delivery for a More Resilient Workforce
21 Oct | Apps without disruption: Modernizing application delivery for a more resilient workforce
Speakers: Pavlina Pucikova, Michael Young
Applications are critical to keeping employees productive, but traditional deployment models often tie them to individual devices, operating-system images, and infrastructure platforms. That coupling makes application updates, migrations, and recovery efforts slower, riskier, and more disruptive.
In this webinar, learn how Omnissa App Volumes separates applications from the underlying Windows environment to simplify delivery and lifecycle management across supported physical and virtual endpoints. We’ll explore how IT teams can centrally manage application packages, introduce new versions through controlled rollouts, deliver apps on demand, and rapidly roll back unsuccessful changes—without rebuilding the underlying image.
You’ll learn how modern application lifecycle management can help your organization:
- Reduce disruption during application updates and platform migrations
- Improve application availability across physical and virtual Windows environments
- Strengthen business continuity by managing applications separately from workloads and OS images
- Give IT greater control over application versions, assignments, and rollback
This webinar is designed for EUC leaders, desktop engineering teams, application managers, and IT architects looking to make application change safer, faster, and more resilient.