Citrix News & Articles

Virtual computing solutions provider Citrix has been focused on expanding its cloud portfolio. Earlier this year, it acquired Cloud.com, now it adds ShareFile to the family.

Let's face it. Regardless of your preferred platform, the fact is that mobile devices are increasingly making their way -- and staying -- in the business setting. Whether you're gaining access to information en route to work, or if your work mostly involves mobility, you will be dependent on some applications to make things happen. We take a look at a few apps that help make the magic happen on your devices, whether you have an iPad, iPhone, Android smartphone or tablet, BlackBerry PlayBook, HP TouchPad or any other device.

Google's Chromebook launched with much fanfare at Google I/O this May, and since we've seen mixed reviews. But with Google announcing better support for integration conscious and Windows-dependent buyers will Chromebooks now pique the interest of enterprise IT? Let's have a look.

This week in the Enterprise we saw a company revert back to a more private way of doing things while the dangers of information overload became excruciatingly more clear. 

Citrix's (news, site) move from heavy servers to the virtual world continues as it purchases Cloud.com for around US$ 250 million.

This week Intel is chasing SMBs with new targeted, cloud services, social media use continues to rise in the SMB space with Facebook still the most popular application, Citrix bought desktop virtualization startup Kaviza and KnowledgeTree offers mobile document management.

The Middle East region is frequently not a priority for Western companies but it is a rich region with a vast potential. Citrix Systems (news, site) certainly acknowledges this.

This week the mobile enterprise aims to make security a hardware issue, attempts to unify mobile and desktop devices and Microsoft unveils Windows Phone 7.

In a recent interview with CMSWire, Aaron Levie, co-founder and CEO of Box.net (news, site) told us that they would continue to be bullish on mobile. The release of an app for iPad that exploits not only the features but arguably more important, the huge interest in the recent release of this latest mobile ‘must have’ shows he wasn’t joking.

Canadian ECM specialist Open Text (news, site) adds support for Microsoft's latest operating system to its connectivity system as the OS reaches 5% market share.

As speculation over the VMware IPO heats up, so too does the tapdance of VMware’s competitors.