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Barry Angell
Barry is a co-founder of Juriba, where he works as CEO to drive the company strategy. He is an experienced End User Services executive that has helped manage thousands of users, computers, applications and mailboxes to their next IT platform. He has saved millions of dollars for internal departments and customers alike through product, project, process and service delivery efficiency.
Microsoft Windows Analytics (Upgrade Readiness) vs. Juriba Dashworks (Updated 4/12/18)
October 9th, 2017|9 min read
OS Migration & Lifecycle Management
Understanding The Windows-as-a-Service Timeline (As of September 2021)
September 22nd, 2017|5 min read
Application Management | Evergreen IT Management
User Acceptance Testing In A Business-As-Usual Environment
August 7th, 2017|6 min read
OS Migration & Lifecycle Management
The Impact Of Managing Windows-as-a-Service With Deployment Rings
July 24th, 2017|4 min read
Juriba Platform | OS Migration & Lifecycle Management
Enterprise Windows 10 Migration Assessment: Real-World Findings from the Front Lines
July 12th, 2017|8 min read
Evergreen IT Management | OS Migration & Lifecycle Management
Windows 10 Migration Through BAU Hardware Refresh = No Project Required?
July 10th, 2017|6 min read
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3 Things Every LoB Manager Should Demand From IT During An IT Transformation Project
May 1st, 2017|4 min read
Juriba Platform | OS Migration & Lifecycle Management
How To Accelerate Windows 10 Upgrade Rollout With Dashworks
March 6th, 2017|5 min read
Big Bang Project, Perpetual Mini-Projects or Business As Usual — Which Is Right For You?
February 27th, 2017|4 min read
OS Migration & Lifecycle Management
Repeatable Processes: The Only Way To Manage Frequent Windows 10 Updates Effectively
January 23rd, 2017|5 min read