A People-First Organization
Over the past five to seven years there has been a strong shift in power favoring employees. There is a transformational change taking place across organizations. New technologies are reshaping the workplace, turning the talents and aspirations of employees into the primary driving force of business success.
A new paradigm for the world of work
In their reluctance to embrace the freedoms of cloud-based computing, many organizations are inflicting on their employees a demoralizing series of inefficiencies and frustrations.
Unlocking the power of productivity
"It is going to be an incredibly impactful shift for every major enterprise around the world." David J. Henshall, President and CEO, Citrix
Security with simplicity
"We can give organizations visibility and control over a complex IT environment without needing experts for each application, network or device." Stan Black, Chief Security and Information Officer, Citrix
The Speed of Business
Soon, IoT-enabled digital workspaces will help create office environments that automatically adapt to a user’s individual preferences.
The age of the hybrid cloud
"We are involved in many conversations with customers about how they can use our technology to be more secure in a cloud world." PJ Hough, Chief Product Officer, Citrix Systems
The best of both worlds
Behind the scenes, a quiet revolution is transforming the way in which businesses and public authorities harness the power of information technology.
The office in transition – meeting the needs of a new era of work
How and why is the nature of work evolving?
Digitization is changing the way we work. More people are working away from their main location...
5 productivity boosters for your home business
Because of the freedom and independence it offers, more and more Americans are turning to self-employment, and working from home just seems like a natural choice.
Boosting productivity in the workplace
“The days of enterprise IT telling employees what they can and cannot do with their devices are over,” Christian Reilly, CTO, Citrix.