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Citrix Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:CTXS) today announced that it has been named a Leader in unified endpoint management solutions in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) Software 2021 Vendor Assessment (Doc #US46957820, January 2021).
Designed to assess the market for UEM solutions, the report evaluated 18 vendors holistically, with considerations for the broadest set of deployment scenarios and requirements. Citrix was identified as a Leader for its emphasis on whole-workspace management and security and for optimizing device provisioning, monitoring, and management as part of the Citrix Workspace™ platform.
A Unified Digital Work Platform
Citrix Workspace provides consistent, secure and reliable access to all of the resources employees need to do their best work. An integral part of Citrix Workspace, Citrix Endpoint Management™ enables organizations to take a cloud-centric approach to securing and managing devices to protect
Citrix Workspace is known for delivering a variety of capabilities designed to solve unique business and IT challenges, but the full scope of its features can be difficult to pin down. Look no further. Discover the full specs and details of Citrix Workspace in this guide.
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Citrix Systems, Inc.: Northumbria Keeps Knowledge Flowing with Citrix
Leading professional university leverages digital workspace solutions to fuel new models for education that enable learning from anywhere
Education today is a different game. And as universities around the world rewrite their playbooks to accommodate the flexible learning models that a COVID-19-world demands, many are leaning on technology to deliver wins. Take Northumbria. Using digital workspace solutions from Citrix Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:CTXS), the leading professional university in the United Kingdom is providing its more than 30,000 students and faculty with secure and reliable access to the systems and information they need to connect and learn wherever they happen to be.
When martech isn’t martech
If a tool is used by marketers, does that make it part of the martecfh stack? Where do we draw the line?
Kim Davis on January 26, 2021 at 1:41 pm
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Here’s a question I’ve been asking people for the last few days: “Where do you draw the line with martech?” It might seem a pointless question: after all, it’s facile to define martech as technology which helps marketers do marketing. But is that really true?
My question was prompted in part by a new StackInsights report from CabinetM, the martech management platform which subscribers can use to audit, track, manage and develop their martech stacks. For the first time, CabinetM has aggregated the data contributed by those users (anonymously, of course), and published findings which reflect the composition of hundreds of real-life, functioning martech stacks. The report, “Marketing Technology Adoption Data” can be accessed here.