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Globe and Mail
a day ago
- Business
- Globe and Mail
World of EUC: Extraordinary Keynote in End User Computing
The World of EUC has announced an unprecedented keynote for its EUC World Amplify conference, set for August 4-7, 2025, in Minneapolis. Top technical experts from end user computing giants will take the stage for an unfiltered discussion of all things EUC. Charleston, South Carolina--(Newsfile Corp. - June 11, 2025) - The World of EUC (WEUC) has announced an unprecedented keynote panel for its second annual EUC World Amplify conference, scheduled for August 4-7, 2025, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. For the first time, top technical experts from end user computing (EUC) giants will take the stage together for an independent and unfiltered discussion of all things EUC. Extraordinary Keynote in End User Computing To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: Confirmed panelists include: Andrew Morgan from AWS, Shawn Bass from Citrix, Ryan Costello from Google Cloud, Joe Rizkallah from Nutanix, Lokesh Batra from NVIDIA, Christopher Reed from Omnissa, and Christian Aquilina from Parallels. Titled "EUC Tomorrow, Today," the discussion will be moderated by WEUC Director Stephen Wagner. Registration is open at "This will be a real discussion providing real insight with an engaged, in-person community," said Wagner. "These panelists and their companies will shape this industry for the next decade and beyond. This is a huge learning opportunity for every EUC professional out there." The keynote is a live and in-person event. WEUC will not video record or share a transcript. Registration is open at Janna White, WEUC Director, said "Our board has 100 plus years of experience in the industry and we've never seen a panel with so much influence across EUC technologies. We are incredibly proud and grateful to the participants." "It is because of WEUC's independence and the participants' support for a strong EUC community that this is possible," said Jarian Gibson, WEUC Chairperson. "These panelists are smart. You can count on great insights. Let's Go!" WEUC is a nonprofit founded in 2024 to cultivate a thriving community where EUC professionals share insights, foster collaboration, and build connections. WEUC is an independent, inclusive and vendor-agnostic platform. Learn more here: EUC World Amplify is WEUC's 2025 in-person event drawing EUC professionals, vendors and channel partners from around the world. Learn more here: To view the source version of this press release, please visit
Yahoo
a day ago
- Business
- Yahoo
World of EUC: Extraordinary Keynote in End User Computing
The World of EUC has announced an unprecedented keynote for its EUC World Amplify conference, set for August 4-7, 2025, in Minneapolis. Top technical experts from end user computing giants will take the stage for an unfiltered discussion of all things EUC. Charleston, South Carolina--(Newsfile Corp. - June 11, 2025) - The World of EUC (WEUC) has announced an unprecedented keynote panel for its second annual EUC World Amplify conference, scheduled for August 4-7, 2025, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. For the first time, top technical experts from end user computing (EUC) giants will take the stage together for an independent and unfiltered discussion of all things EUC. Extraordinary Keynote in End User Computing To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: Confirmed panelists include: Andrew Morgan from AWS, Shawn Bass from Citrix, Ryan Costello from Google Cloud, Joe Rizkallah from Nutanix, Lokesh Batra from NVIDIA, Christopher Reed from Omnissa, and Christian Aquilina from Parallels. Titled "EUC Tomorrow, Today," the discussion will be moderated by WEUC Director Stephen Wagner. Registration is open at "This will be a real discussion providing real insight with an engaged, in-person community," said Wagner. "These panelists and their companies will shape this industry for the next decade and beyond. This is a huge learning opportunity for every EUC professional out there." The keynote is a live and in-person event. WEUC will not video record or share a transcript. Registration is open at Janna White, WEUC Director, said "Our board has 100 plus years of experience in the industry and we've never seen a panel with so much influence across EUC technologies. We are incredibly proud and grateful to the participants." "It is because of WEUC's independence and the participants' support for a strong EUC community that this is possible," said Jarian Gibson, WEUC Chairperson. "These panelists are smart. You can count on great insights. Let's Go!" WEUC is a nonprofit founded in 2024 to cultivate a thriving community where EUC professionals share insights, foster collaboration, and build connections. WEUC is an independent, inclusive and vendor-agnostic platform. Learn more here: EUC World Amplify is WEUC's 2025 in-person event drawing EUC professionals, vendors and channel partners from around the world. Learn more here: Contact Info:Name: Jennifer GibbonsEmail: jen@ World of EUCAddress: 1314 Wayne Street Mount Pleasant, SC 29464Phone: 803 270 6147Website: Video URL: To view the source version of this press release, please visit Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Exciting year for local business which is enjoying a huge slice of the action
Westhoughton-based Stateside Foods is celebrating the opening of its new Icebird pizza manufacturing facility - billed as a major milestone for the company. Colleagues, partners, and special guests enjoyed an unforgettable day, with the then Mayor of Bolton and now deputy mayor, Cllr Andrew Morgan, officially cutting the ribbon. A spokesman for the company said: "We were honoured to welcome leaders from our parent company, Freiberger Lebensmittel GmbH, and their parent company, Südzucker, who travelled from Germany to share in the occasion. (Image: Stateside Foods) "The Jager Maestros brass band brought energy and excitement, and we ended the day with a rooftop toast — a fitting tribute to the future of food innovation and shared success." READ MORE: At Stateside Foods we have a passion for pizza! Stateside Foods generously chips in for Bolton Hospice How to enter The Bolton News Business Awards 2025 That same spirit of innovation and dedication was recently recognised when Stateside Foods won the ESG Excellence Award at the Food Manufacture Excellence Awards 2025. The spokesman added: "This prestigious award reflects our deep commitment to embedding sustainability into every aspect of our operations. "With strong contenders like Britvic, Dunbia UK, Marshfield Farm Ice Cream, Pilgrim's Europe, and Raynor Foods in the running, the recognition is a proud testament to the hard work, passion, and collaboration of every team across our business. Sustainability at Stateside is not driven by a few — it's a shared responsibility, achieved through the collective efforts of all our people." (Image: Stateside Foods) The firm's commitment to excellence was further recognised as Stateside Foods proudly retained its Gold Investors in People award — "a significant achievement that reflects our ongoing commitment to people development, strong leadership, and a positive workplace culture". In the highly competitive food and drink manufacturing sector, this recognition is said to be especially meaningful. As a business with over 1,200 employees, the assessment process involved in-depth surveys and interviews across all levels of the organisation. The feedback highlighted its continued efforts to foster engagement, support personal growth, and ensure that every individual feels valued and empowered. The spokesman said: "Achieving Gold status is no small feat — only a small percentage of organisations reach this level. Retaining it demonstrates that our people strategy is not only effective but also sustainable, even as we continue to grow and evolve. "At Stateside Foods, we believe that investing in our people is key to our long-term success. This award is a powerful endorsement of our culture and a shared success for every team member who helps make Stateside a great place to work. "We're very proud to support The Bolton New Business Awards, celebrating and championing like-minded organisations that go the extra mile to make a positive impact in their communities and industries." To find out more about the business awards visit
Yahoo
03-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
BWS Celebrates Landmark Success with Six-Figure Retained Client and Surge in International Demand
BWS Celebrates Landmark Success with Six-Figure Retained Client and Surge in International Demand MANCHESTER, United Kingdom, June 03, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- BWS, the Manchester-based animation studio known for its distinctive hand-drawn style and emotionally resonant storytelling, is celebrating a landmark period of growth and creative success. Following a string of high-profile project wins and growing international acclaim, the studio has cemented its position as one of the UK's most exciting creative forces in the world of animation and visual storytelling. At the heart of this milestone is a new six-figure retained partnership with a major US-based client—BWS's largest retained agreement to date. This deal not only marks a significant commercial achievement but also reinforces the studio's expanding international presence, particularly across the North American market. The win follows a sharp rise in repeat commissions and ongoing project work from existing clients on both sides of the Atlantic, showcasing the growing demand for BWS's unique creative approach. While many in the industry have shifted towards AI-generated content, BWS has remained committed to the traditional craft of hand-drawn animation. This dedication to authenticity, originality and human-led artistry is helping the studio stand out at a time when creativity risks becoming homogenised. Clients are increasingly drawn to BWS for its ability to create emotionally engaging, visually rich narratives that feel timeless yet fresh. Commenting on the recent developments, founder Ben Wild said: "I'm incredibly proud of what our team has achieved. Securing a retained client of this scale for our latest international project in America is a huge milestone. The fact that we're also seeing sustained growth across both UK and US markets proves that our focus on bespoke animation and creative integrity truly resonates. We're doing things differently — and it's paying off in all the right ways." Alongside its client work, BWS is also investing heavily in the development of original intellectual property. In collaboration with long-time business partner Andrew Morgan, the studio is actively exploring new ventures in the entertainment and digital content space. Several projects are already in development, with exciting announcements expected later this year. The studio's client roster already boasts some of the biggest names in media and entertainment, including the Premier League, Seren Kids, CBBC, New Balance and Amazon Prime. These collaborations have helped establish BWS as a go-to studio for brands seeking high-quality, hand-crafted animation with emotional depth. As BWS looks to the future, its unwavering commitment to meaningful storytelling, traditional animation and creative excellence continues to drive the studio into an exciting new era. For further information on BWS, please visit the website About BWSBen founded the company in 2020 after vast experience within the animation & design industry. Since 2020, his team has expanded with talented creatives, storytellers & and out-of-the-box thinkers! The team has been fortunate enough to work across hundreds of projects with world-recognised brands. Their work has spanned TV, Music, Cinema, Print & Traditional AD Creative. A photo accompanying this announcement is available at CONTACT: Media Contact: Becky Roberts BWS beckyrobertspr@ 35 Stamford New Road WA14 1EB GB
Yahoo
09-05-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Hospital trust continues to battle £18.6m deficit
A hospital trust's deficit could have been more than £70m if it had not received government support, a meeting has been told. The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospitals NHS Trust board was told it had posted an £18.6m deficit at the end of the financial year. However, trust chairman Andrew Morgan said the figures were "misleading" in light of it having receiving two support packages of £44m and £10m and without them, the deficit would have been "the £70s of millions". He added: "That is unacceptable, stating the blindingly obvious." The position has improved as the trust previously posted a deficit as high as £100m, the Local Democracy Reporting Service said. The trust has been told it will not have to get a balanced budget in one financial year. Richard Miner, who chairs the trust's Finance Assurance Committee, said: "We have got to be on the button in terms of performance. It is a big year." He said the trust was looking to use new technology to reduce its reliance on agency staff But the possibility of redundancies among the near 8,000 strong workforce was not discussed at Thursday's meeting and a recruitment freeze for "non-critical" roles remains in place. Jo Williams, the trust's chief executive, said she was "being honest" about the challenges the organisation faced but promised the trust would "not compromise on patient safety". The board was told that it had cash balances of £61.8m but a new modular ward would require "substantial outlay and cash balances will need to be monitored closely". This news was gathered by the Local Democracy Reporting Service which covers councils and other public service organisations. Follow BBC Shropshire on BBC Sounds, Facebook, X and Instagram. Park-and-ride hospital buses to be made permanent Health secretary asked to meet over troubled trust Temporary drop-off area introduced at hospital Hospital action plan after undercover documentary Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust
