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Gary Radburn
Director of VR/AR
Dell
Bio
Gary Radburn is the Director of Workstation Virtualization and Commercial VR/AR globally at Dell Inc. With more than 27 years of experience in the technology industry, ranging from engineering to sales and marketing, Gary has had experience across all aspects of designing successful products and solutions and bringing them to market. He has worked for companies such as Digital Equipment, 3Com and, for the past 15 years, at Dell. Originating from the UK, where he managed the Dell OptiPlex client business for EMEA, he went on to lead the Workstation Solutions team in the US and then championed graphics virtualization for engineering applications. This has now progressed into other domains and with the fast adoption of VR and AR solutions, Gary has taken the helm for driving this exciting new area of business.
Sessions
  • How Business Can (and will) Transform Through VR
    04:00 PM - 04:15 PM Jun 1
    Virtual reality has been making substantial in roads in the gaming and entertainment industries, changing the way we consume content and advancing the way we experience it. While that’s exciting, another area with incredible potential for VR is in business. The current market is predominantly driven by media and entertainment, but by 2020, commercial applications will exponentially increase with media and entertainment accounting only for around 11 percent of VR/AR applications and usage. From the way we sell products, like cars and homes, to how we train our workforce, the opportunity for VR to advance business and transform industries is tremendous. This session will look at the future of business with VR and how we can expect industries, as well as the everyday habits of consumers, to change. We’ll discuss how businesses and commercial designers can get started now with VR development and deployment in preparation for the future of their industries. We’ll provide real world examples of how VR is being used in industries like automotive, energy and healthcare, as well as best practices and lessons learned. It’s an exciting time with VR and the opportunities for adoption beyond gaming and entertainment are endless.