UK ISM: User group meeting 22nd September 2026

Sep 22, 12:30 – 2:30 PM (UTC)

Join the next UK ISM User Group meeting to hear the latest from Ivanti Product Management, including roadmap updates, recent hot fixes, database infrastructure improvements and what to expect from the upcoming new UI. Roger Penny joins us for TRM Corner with practical advice, tips and answers to your questions.

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About This Meeting:

Join fellow UK Ivanti ITSM customers for the latest UK ISM User Group meeting.

Why attend?

  • Get the latest ITSM roadmap updates and hear what's coming next.
  • Understand the significance of recent hot fixes and what they mean for your environment.
  • Learn about upcoming SQL Server and database infrastructure improvements, including expected performance and resilience benefits.
  • Prepare for the new UI with guidance on readiness, planning and upgrade considerations.
  • Hear practical advice from Roger Penny in TRM Corner, including common considerations and lessons learned from customer engagements.
  • Ask your questions and share your experiences with both Ivanti experts and your peers.

As always, we'll finish with an open discussion, giving you the opportunity to raise questions, exchange ideas and learn from other ISM customers.

Have a topic you'd like covered? Send your suggestions to graham.plumb@ivanti.com before the meeting and we'll do our best to include them.

We look forward to seeing you there.

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Speakers

  • Danny Hong

    Senior Product Manager, Ivanti

  • Roger Penny

    Ivanti

    Team Leader, Professional Services

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