Adam Henry

Bryan is the Product Line Manager for Digital Employee Experience (DEX) at Omnissa, bringing extensive expertise in mobility, sales, consulting, product management, and product marketing. With a strong background in guiding large enterprises through digital transformation, he is passionate about leveraging technology to enhance digital employee experiences and streamline IT operations. At Omnissa, Bryan helps organizations maximize the value of their digital investments by aligning business needs with innovative solutions that drive efficiency and improve user experiences.

Jack Madden is part of the Omnissa product marketing team. Prior to joining Omnissa (then EUC) in 2020, Jack spent nearly a decade covering the end-user computing industry as a blogger and analyst. Jack is the author of over 1,500 articles, as well one of the first books on EMM, “Enterprise Mobility Management: Everything you need to know about MDM, MAM, & BYOD.”

Renu Upadhyay is senior vice president of Marketing at Omnissa, leading global marketing strategy, demand generation, product and solution marketing and brand to establish Omnissa as the leading digital work platform company. 

Kris Willenbrecht is a Senior Product Marketing Manager at Omnissa, working in the area Value Realization and Thought Leadership.

Matt Coppinger is Director of Product Management for Omnissa. Matt leads Omnissa product strategy and execution for Workspace ONE and its support of Apple, Linux, IoT, and XR platforms. A computer science graduate, Matt has over 25 years experience in enterprise computing across product engineering, product management and IT.

Shannon Kalvar is Research Director for Enterprise Systems Management, Enterprise Client Platforms, Observability, and AIOps at IDC. His current research addresses the evolution of digital work, AI in both an end-user and IT operational contexts, and the transformation of IT management in a rapidly changing world where humans must master the exponential increase in data and complexity while navigating tumultuous economic and geopolitical times. Shannon is a member of the Future of Work and AI councils, as well as a contributor to IDCs quantum computing research. He is based in Indianapolis, IN.