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Stephane Hauray Tapped to Lead Expanded Team and New Office for AppSense

March 2013 by Marc Jacob

AppSense announced commitment to further expand adoption of user virtualization in France with the appointment of Stephane Hauray as Managing rector of France to lead operations. After many years supporting organizations in the regions, AppSense has made a significant investment in the country with a French website, expanded resources and establishment of an office in Paris. Focused on empowering users to choose how they want to work across any corporate or personal desktop or mobile device, AppSense gives users freedom to choose while providing the necessary IT management and control of a business.

Today, IT organizations must scale to meet both the demands of the business and users. The Consumerization of IT has expanded how workers define the desktop by embracing personal choices and mobility to increase productivity while requiring access to corporate information anytime, anywhere. AppSense enables organizations to implement solutions for a range of challenges including Windows 7 Migration, Desktop Optimization, BYOD and User Rights Management. AppSense offers a family of user virtualization products including DesktopNow, MobileNow and DataNow.

Stephane Hauray brings over sixteen years of business development experience to AppSense. He has held leadership roles at several companies including Enablon, CEGID Business Intelligence, Syntegra and SWSoft Ltd. Prior to AppSense he was Managing Director at Kaseya, France. Stephane holds a MBA from the International University of San Francisco, CA and B.A. from E.G.C. Nantes, France.


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