E2EVC, 24-26 April 2026, Berlin, Germany

The Experts 2 Experts Multi Verse Conference (formerly known as E2EVC) is a global series of non-commercial events within the end user computing community. The primary objective is to convene top server based computing, virtualization, cloud, onprem and end user computing experts for knowledge exchange and networking.

Image Optimization: Boost or Baloney?

Let's be honest: we've all grabbed a Marketplace image, hesitated for a second… and then just used it anyway. “It'll be fine.” But what actually happens when you go all in on optimization? Omnissa OSOT, Citrix Optimizer, VDOT — throw everything at it, shake well, and hope you get more performance instead of just fewer running services. Markus Zehnle and Benny Tritsch did exactly that: they built images, optimized them, pushed them to their limits, and ran a series of tests.

In this session, they will show you:

1. Whether the optimization effort is really worth it
2. What each tool actually brings to the table (and what might just be… cosmetic)
3. And whether the good old Marketplace image might be better than its reputation

Join Markus and Benny to find out if you should keep tuning your images or finally relax and leave them as they are…

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INTRO SESSION: EUC Score Feature Update and Summary of New Test Results

In this session, Benny Tritsch walks you through the new version of the EUC Score toolset, which is freely available to E2EVC community members. In addition, he summarizes the results of remoting protocol benchmarking tests conducted over the past six months.

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Deep Dive: A Comparison of RDP, HDX, Blast, and PCoIP Under Various DaaS Infrastructure Conditions

In this presentation, Benny Tritsch highlights the differences between the widely used remoting protocols RDP, HDX, Blast, and PCoIP. To do so, he draws upon EUC Score test results, which include both screen recordings and monitoring data. The associated benchmarking tests were conducted over the past six months using various Azure VM types and under diverse network conditions. Get ready for surprising results.

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