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Two weeks from now (September 28 through October 1, opening with a reception on the 28th), we’ll be in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for EUC World Amplify 2026. In a previous article, we shared why we’re excited to go. Building on that, we asked five EUC World Amplify 2026 sponsors, 10ZiG, Nevona.ai, Leostream, Nerdio, and Tassient, why they’re traveling to Milwaukee to back the event. Each company offered a different perspective on why it’s sponsoring and what it plans to show, but they all see Amplify as a chance to connect directly with EUC practitioners, trade real-world experiences, talk through the rapid changes reshaping the industry, and get honest feedback from the people working with EUC every day. 10ZiG Technology “We’re attending and sponsoring EUC World Amplify because we believe some of the most valuable conversations in EUC happen when you bring together the people who actually design, deploy, and support these environments in one place. The EUC landscape is changing quickly, and IT Teams are having to navigate new challenges, such as vendor acquisitions, increased licensing costs, product end-of-life, security requirements, and evolving approaches to delivering apps, desktops, data, and digital workspaces, not forgetting the endpoints they are delivered on. Amplify creates an environment where those experiences can be shared openly and, technically, without everything becoming a sales pitch. For 10ZiG, supporting that kind of community is important, as many new EUC friendships are formed in environments like this. We want to be part of the technical discussion, learn directly from the engineers dealing with these challenges every day, share what we’re seeing across different environments, and hopefully contribute some useful experiences of our own. That’s why we’re not just attending EUC World Amplify; we’re proud to be a Founding Sponsor and help support the EUC community behind it.” Tom Dodds – Global Strategic Alliances & Events Manager, 10ZiG Technology Nevona.ai “We come to Amplify for the people in the room who care about the same problems we do – the EUC work this audience fights every week, and that we lived ourselves for years at ControlUp: a Workspace client update that kills audio in a delivery group, a Citrix-to-AVD/LAS migration that stalls, FSLogix profiles bloating, a Patch Tuesday that breaks logon at 6am, GPO and baseline drift nobody has time to reconcile. That work doesn’t need another dashboard or another chat window. It needs something that can reach across the endpoint, the broker, AD, and Intune, find the root cause, and actually do the work. Nevona is building autonomous agents that take that on end-to-end within your environment, not just the L1/L2 tickets. The migrations, the patch-and-regression recovery, the drift and identity cleanup, the standing engineering projects that never reach the top of the queue: the aim is an AI layer that operates IT the way your best engineers would, with the audit trail and guardrails to run unattended and safely. We’re here because this is the crowd that will tell us – bluntly – whether we got it right. Come find the team and put it to the test.” Amir Harel – Co-founder & CEO, Nevona.ai Leostream “We are excited to sponsor an event driven by our peers and colleagues! In the past, Leostream has been a bit of an outlier in the EUC market, but a lot has changed. Vendor consolidation, product changes, and shifting technology strategies have made flexibility and future-proofing more relevant than ever. We’re looking forward to some interesting conversations and technical discussions at Amplify and the opportunity to showcase how our solution fits into this rapidly changing environment.” Karen Gondoly – CEO, Leostream Nerdio “We’re living through the Great Migration in end-user computing, the largest replatforming this industry has seen since the shift from physical desktops to VDI. Organizations everywhere are moving off legacy VDI platforms and rethinking where their workloads should live: in the cloud, hybrid, on-premises, and, increasingly, in environments built for AI agents alongside human users. I’ve spent my career building the platforms that underpin this shift, and I can tell you the hardest problems are solved by practitioners. We’re coming to Milwaukee to learn how this community of experts is navigating the shift as much as to share what we’re seeing, and the EUC community has always been generous with hard-earned knowledge. At a moment when nearly the entire market is rethinking its endpoint strategy, that collective knowledge is the most valuable asset this industry has.” Scott Manchester – Chief Product and Technology Officer, Nerdio Tassient “As a disruptive new entrant in the EUC space, we are always looking for venues to present, demonstrate, and discuss our flagship product, Aipex, to a highly technical audience. After speaking with EUC practitioners who have attended previous Amplify events, we felt they were exactly the kind of audience we wanted to reach. Aipex is an AI-first remote monitoring, management, and remediation tool. In addition to a first-class set of human-driven troubleshooting tools, it allows IT administrators to use natural language with our Agentic AI Assistant to troubleshoot and, more importantly, remediate issues. We needed a place to connect with EUC administrators, and we felt that Amplify gave us exactly that.” Jon Rolls – Founder and CEO, Tassient We put Aipex through its paces earlier this year in our Tassient Aipex review. Closing Thoughts If you want to have technical discussions with fellow EUC practitioners and vendors, we highly recommend heading to Milwaukee and attending Amplify Sept. 28 to Oct. 1. We look forward to seeing you at the Baird Conference Center.
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