For years, Lublin has been developing into one of Poland’s most important business and technology hubs. It was there, in collaboration with Techevents, that INNERGO organized an event that brought together representatives of the local business community to discuss a topic that affects virtually every organization today: modern work tools and their secure management.
About the Event
Lublin Business Meetup: The INNERGO Workshop is an event aimed at business professionals who wanted to discuss the capabilities of Apple devices and MDM (Mobile Device Management) services in a relaxed atmosphere. The event brought together 60 participants as well as representatives from Employers of the Lubusz Region and other organizations that promote and support business development in the region.
Participants had the opportunity not only to listen to presentations by experts, but also to see and test the MacBook Neo for themselves—a new product that generated a great deal of interest among the guests.
Speakers
The substantive part of the meeting was led by INNERGO experts:
Arkadiusz R. Cempura – Director of Marketing and PR at INNERGO. He holds a master’s degree in telecommunications engineering and specializes in persuading people to change their habits and embrace new solutions. In his presentation, he encouraged participants to reflect on what might be holding back growth in their organizations – their own “Kerkoporta,” or weak point, which is worth identifying before someone else does.
Klaudia Denis – Enterprise Mobility Engineer at INNERGO- has been working with Apple hardware for nearly a decade and has specialized in managing Apple device fleets using MDM solutions for nearly 5 years. She gained her experience at Jamf, where she earned all available certifications. During the meeting, she explained to participants why mobile device management is no longer a nice-to-have but a necessity – especially in light of the requirements of the NIS2 Directive.
Why Is This Important for Business?
The topic of the meeting was no coincidence. Companies are increasingly faced with the question of how to balance the convenience of working on Apple devices with data security and regulatory compliance. The upcoming NIS2 requirements mean that managing a fleet of mobile devices – previously viewed as a purely technical issue – is becoming part of the entire organization’s security strategy.
The hands-on session gave participants the opportunity to gain practical experience with the MacBook Neo and ask questions directly to the experts, which – as evidenced by the turnout and the atmosphere of the event – was exactly what they needed.
The meeting focused on substantive issues, but there was also time for a less formal part – the participants eagerly shared best practices and experiences related to managing equipment and technology in their organizations.
Summary
The Lublin Business Meetup: INNERGO Workshops is yet another example of how the best business conversations take place where substantive content meets face-to-face interaction. We’d like to thank Techevents for co-organizing the event, all the speakers for their insightful presentations, and the participants for their great energy and questions, which continued long after the official part of the event had ended.
