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Transform your desktop & apps for BYOD at Synergy 2012 Barcelona
IT wants to serve employees, do what’s right for the business, and be more efficient and strategic themselves…having a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) solution can help them do this. A well thought out BYOD solution can allow you to: Empower employees to choose their own devices, which in turn means improved productivity and mobility and competitive advantage for your organization BYOD done right also means you develop a strategy to ...
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Empower your workforce with Citrix mobile workstyles at Synergy 2012 Barcelona
Let’s face it…embracing the consumerization of IT is downright scary. Executives and employees are bringing new devices into the workplace at an unbelievable pace. Everyone wants to be mobile but fail to understand the security implications that come with it. No worries - the workplace of the future is here today! Still you ask: Which types of technologies are needed for mobile device support? Which applications can I ...
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To BYOD or not to BYOD…That is the question!
Dwight D. Eisenhower once famously said that “plans are nothing; planning is everything”. Planning for BYOD is key to ensuring your organization is prepared for the influx of consumer devices executives, employees and contractors are bringing into the workplace. In fact, 94% of organizations plan to put some form of BYOD policy in place by mid-2013. They know they must adapt and come up with ...
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Better Secure Email for iOS .. from Citrix
Mobile Email is the killer app that must be addressed first as part of any corporate IT mobile strategy. At Citrix we decided to get serious about mobility and target a solution at the core of a typical IT challenge today. A native iOS email app that satisfies IT security requirements and users won't hate. Beyond that we also have the opportunity to provide a superior user ...
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Securing Android and iOS Devices in the Enterprise
We can't avoid consumerization, so how can we make the best of it… Kurt Roemer, Citrix Chief Security Strategist and Stacy Bruzek-Banerjee from Citrix Solutions Marketing will discuss in this on-demand webinar the hard-learned lessons associated with mobility projects, the needs of today’s highly mobile workforce and the security models required to embrace consumer-grade Android and iOS devices in the enterprise. Topics of discussion include: - Mobility pitfalls ...
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John Sculley Tells The Real Story About the 1984 Superbowl Ad
At the recent SFTA event John Sculley talks about how the famous 1984 Mac ad came about and the meeting with the Apple Board who said " your not really going to run that are you ? ". Here is the resulting commercial that did run in the Superbowl and continues to be the top ad ever. Follow @chrisfleck
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“Size matters not, … Look at me. Judge me by size, do you?”
"Begun the Tablet Wars Have" If you follow the mobile industry media at all, you've probably seen the competition in the tablet market heating up. I can't help but chuckle when I see some of the approaches being taken to promote tablets. I have one question, is the intent to design a user market that conforms to a product, or to ...
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What’s new in Citrix Receiver for iPhone 4.0
As Apple raises the bar once again in mobility with the release of iPhone 4.0, Citrix is keeping pace with our own Receiver update. Citrix Receiver for iPhone 4.00 is now available on the AppStore with a bunch of cool new features: What's New Multitasking - We'll be extending the new iOS functionality from Apple so you can run both virtual apps alongside native apps and ...
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Citrix Receiver 4 for iPhone is Out!
Hi Everyone, I'm glad to report that Apple has approved the release 4 of the Citrix Receiver for iPhone. The app is now available to the general public via App Store on your iPhone or iPod Touch. If you have previously installed Citrix Receiver, an update request will be displayed next time you visit the App Store on your device. If you don't currently have the Citrix Receiver ...
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Handcuffs plus Fud or HDX?
It continues to amaze me how often people have such a poor understanding of what it takes to deliver real world remote user experience for desktop use cases. Often much of this confusion is a result of thinking that all you need is a protocol for internal LAN use with lot's of bandwidth and a staged demo to impress the uninformed. Lacking understanding and ...