Case Study - From 10 Headsets to 10,000: Operationalizing Spatial Computing at Scale (Insight)
Atrium Ballroom A
Proving the value of spatial computing in a controlled pilot is easy; deploying it across thousands of frontline workers, global facilities, and secure IT environments is where most enterprise initiatives stall. Scaling past the lab requires far more than compelling software. It demands enterprise-grade device provisioning, zero-touch enrollment, global logistics, identity management, and round-the-clock lifecycle support. In this session, learn why the channel ecosystem is the indispensable bridge between innovation and enterprise-wide adoption. We will break down how partnering with a solutions aggregator and systems integrator solves the operational gridlock of large-scale rollouts, streamlines multi-vendor procurement, and embeds spatial endpoints directly into your existing IT foundation. Attendees will gain an actionable blueprint to escape “pilot purgatory” and build a repeatable, enterprise-scale deployment model. Key Takeaways The “Scale Trap”: Why direct-to-vendor procurement models break down the moment deployments move past the pilot phase. The Channel Advantage: How channel infrastructure handles the heavy lifting, from staging, kitting, and MDM/UEM enrollment to global depot services. Enterprise Harmonization: Strategies to align spatial hardware with existing enterprise security, networking, and governance policies.
