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From Citrix to Azure Virtual Desktop: A Practical Blueprint for Law Firms

13 November @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm GMT
Free

Modernise your virtual desktop strategy with confidence. Learn how law firms are moving from legacy VDI such as Citrix, Horizon, or WorkSpaces to Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD), with practical steps to ensure security, performance, and cost control.

Event Details

Date: Thursday, 13 November 2025
Time: 11:00AM–12:00PM GMT
Audience: CIOs, IT Directors, and other Infrastructure Professionals in UK law firms

Why Attend?

  • Real-world lessons from an experienced law firm CTO, Nerdio and Microsoft experts.
  • Timing strategies for migrations aligned with Citrix/VMware renewals.
  • Access to a free AVD workshop to assess feasibility for your firm.
  • The non-negotiables: network readiness, latency, security posture, and identity.

Key Discussion Points

  • Migration to AVD – Accelerated & Controlled
    • Operational Simplification
    • Cost & Value
    • Reliability & Risk Mitigation

Speakers

David Bennett – Industry Expert, Ex-CTO & Director of IT, Legal Sector

David brings decades of experience leading IT transformation in law firms, with a focus on security, compliance, and operational resilience.

 Tim Hayward – Microsoft Practice Lead & Solution Architect, Syntura

Tim specialises in designing secure, scalable Microsoft cloud solutions that align technology with business strategy, helping law firms adopt AVD with confidence.

 Jacob Chew – UK&I Commercial Services Team, Nerdio

Jacob helps organisations accelerate AVD adoption through automation and cost optimisation, ensuring legal workloads run efficiently and securely.

Agenda

  • Welcome & Context
    Daniel Jones, Syntura
  • CIO Perspective: Why we moved and what we learned
    David Bennett
  • Technical Path: From assessment to production
    Tim Hayward, Syntura
  • Optimising AVD: Automation and cost control
    Jacob Chew, Nerdio
  • Q&A + Next Steps

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