The C-Suite Guide To Improving Productivity and Wellbeing in the Hybrid Workplace
How do CIOs, HR leaders and other business peers improve workplace culture, enhance productivity, and boost team wellbeing?
Join IDG Content Director Doug Drinkwater and IT experts VMware’s Spencer Pitts and Dell Technologies’ Mats Jentzen, as they discuss best practices for creating a happy and productive workforce.
In this webcast with Dell Technologies and VMware you will learn how:
- To empower your workforce with better digital experiences
- Technology is powering the hybrid workplace
- Offering remote working can create a more inclusive and diverse workforce
Register to the webinar now and receive a complimentary copy of The New Remote Era: Trends in the Distributed Workforce, a global report highlighting shifts and trends in the hybrid workplace.
Webcast Info
Speakers
Spencer Pitts
Spencer Pitts
CTO Digital Workspace, EMEA
VMware
Spencer Pitts is the VMware Digital Workspace Chief Technologist for EMEA joining 2007 and brings 25+ years IT experience into the role.
He is responsible for developing and communicating to customers, partners also industry Analysts, the VMware Digital Workspace (Workspace One) strategy and vision. Spencer works predominantly in the area of End User Computing but also works with Peers in VMware on surrounding and complimentary solutions (IOT, SDDC).
Spencer works hand in hand with the End user Computing Office of the CTO as well as the Global VMware office of the CTO helping to bring insight into R&D and organization around real customers’ needs and thinking.
Previously to VMware worked at customers such as GMAC, BNoY Financial Services, in the area of End User Services implementing many projects around Desktop and Application Lifecycle management. Spencer has also worked for other Software companies such as Symantec both in a consultant capacity and Pre-Sales.
Mats Jentzen
Mats Jentzen
Client Solutions Sales Director
Dell Technologies
Joined Dell back in 1997. Mats has been leading the Nordic Marketing Team for the past 12 Years. Prior to Marketing Mats had various senior Sales Director positions in Sweden such as; Large Corporate Accounts (LCA), Large Commercial Acquisition, Public Segment, Software & Peripherals and Employee Purchase Program.
Since September 2016 is Mats responsible for Dells Client Solutions Sales Team in the Nordics. The Client Team roles and responsibilities: Outside Sales Specialists, Field Marketing Product Managers, Workstation-/”Rugged”, Client Solution Technologists and Cloud Client Compute specialists. Since February 2020 is Mats leading the newly formed Nordic Country Cluster – Sweden & Norway as part of our Central & North Europe (CNE) business segment – same type of specialty resources as the former Nordic Region.
Our mission is to enable Customers and Partners with the best possible Client Solutions to help them achieve more and reach their business requirements and visions. My Team support the business with solutions of Today and visions for tomorrow.
Mats is member of the CNE Senior Management Leadership Team for Client Solutions, Client Solutions Sales Lead in Sweden and member of the Swedish Senior Management Leadership Team (SMT).
Mats is truly passionate about Sustainable Business (CSR) and holds an executive sponsor assignment within the CNE Europe Sales Organization where he works closely with our EMEA & Global CSR Team.
Outside Dell Mats is married with Kristina and have two daughters Alva (19) and Elsa (14). Basketball, canoe, photography and travelling to new existing places around the world are areas of interest and passion.
Doug Drinkwater
Doug Drinkwater
EMEA Content Director
IDG
IDG EMEA Content Director Doug Drinkwater is an experienced technology journalist and editor whose work has previously appeared on a number of well-regarded IT titles, including CIO.com, ComputerWorld, CSO Online, International Business Times, Macworld, Mashable, PCWorld, SC Magazine and The Gadget Show Magazine.
In his time in technology journalism, Doug has reported on everything from the latest smartphones, TVs and computer operating systems, to the increasing prevalence of Facebook, Google and Twitter in our daily lives. He’s also covered the emergence of some of the world’s biggest start-ups, such as Uber, Hailo, SwiftKey and Box, as well as the leaks on government surveillance from NSA whistle-blower Edward Swowden.
In his current role at IDG, Doug stays on top of the latest market trends and works with the biggest technology brands to tell their story to their target audience.