With Employee Experience front and center, it’s now up to HR and IT to drive positive change, focus inward, and improve technology direction. However, who is more responsible for change? HR, or IT?
Now more than ever, you need secure, consistent, and reliable access to all applications, anywhere and from any device. Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is an important security framework, but it requires resiliency and an excellent user experience to keep people productive wherever work happens. SASE converges comprehensive networking and security capabilities to support access needs of modern enterprises, including Citrix Secure Internet Access, Citrix Secure Workspace Access, and Citrix SD-WAN.
Considering a shift to Azure? Here are 5 reasons to migrate to Citrix on Microsoft Azure with Third Octet while you’re at it. #Infographic
Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops, Microsoft Windows Virtual Desktops, and Azure enable remote and distributed work. Discover how Third Octet, Citrix, and Microsoft can address these challenges and future-proof your business today with Desktops-as-a-Service for Financial Institutions.
IGEL’s next-gen edge OS meets Lenovo ThinkCentre M625q and TIO, an all-in-one modern thin client for Cloud and Digital Workspaces. With Video.
According to a Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, 58% of data breaches take place at small businesses, so it’s safe to say that small businesses are especially vulnerable to cyberattacks. You can’t risk losing the trust of your clients and employees. Now, you can secure your business from the inside out with industry-leading security technology designed to work with the productivity tools your employees already know how to use.
Providing key outcomes including a decrease in time to value from months to days; heightened security controls around access, confidentiality and integrity; increased business agility and market penetration; and a platform to support the demands of tomorrow.
Microsoft Ingram Micro Collaborative Cloud Use Case
Costs to continually purchase and implement devices to meet partners and employees needs were ballooning. Third Octet solved their IT problems to increased customer satisfaction and business.
Using Barry Schwartz’s argument of “The Paradox of Choice,” this white paper, written by the Schulich School of Business and sponsored by Third Octet, seeks to uncover the opportunity costs faced by companies from not adopting technologies as a result of too many choices.
