In our fourth annual JAMF Nation User Conference, Chip walked us through some staggering statistics. From what started as an offshoot to the user group parties we hosted at Macworld, the conference has grown to one of the largest Mac IT focused events on the globe. With attendees representing 6 continents, 19 countries, and 44 US states, we've come a long way over the past four years.
Chip handed off the mic to Zach Halmstad, founder and product manager. "There are three main areas the team focuses on all year long. Technology, service, and community."
Jason Wudi, Chief Cultural Officer, stepped onstage next. "At JAMF, service is not a department or rating, it's a mentality. We're dedicated to something larger than ourselves. It's in that spirit that we're all here today. So how do we express that? Through relationships. Our co-worker mentality. We're focused on solving real problems and major pain points. We're honored to receive your worthy words of praise and criticism. And through our local presence, we've opened offices in Hong Kong and Amsterdam and have continued to grow the JAMF presence in many of the other places your live and work."
Next up, three community members were inducted into the JAMF Nation Dean's List. Ben Toms, Don Montalvo, and Mike Morales collectively contributed 3,645 posts and 272 answers to the JAMF Nation over the last 23 months. Each received a JAMF Software hooded sweatshirt, and the appreciation of the community.
And with that, the opening keynote concluded, and the energized crowd began an action-packed day full of sessions.
