Citrix has long been a pioneer in enterprise mobility management, primarily through its widely used XenMobile platform. IT research firm Gartner has recently ranked XenMobile as a Leader in its Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Mobility Management, indicating Citrix's dominant current position in helping IT organizations oversee the growing number of smartphones, tablets and other endpoints across their businesses.
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Over the last decade, Mobile Device Management (MDM) has evolved from a novelty into a necessity for organizations. The reason for the shift is readily apparent: smartphones, tablets, and wearables have become fixtures of the work experience, playing a much more prominent role than the staples of yesteryear (e.g., personal digital assistants, pagers, and BlackBerry phones) ever did.
Citrix, like Cisco and VMware, is one of the main players in network virtualization. Its primary solutions in this realm - XenApp and XenDesktop - are designed like the rest of the company's tools to deliver a top-notch experience for remote workers. But unlike other Citrix products such as the videoconferencing platform GoToMeeting (which Citrix spun off into a separate business in 2015), both of these offerings are designed with IT admins, rather than end users, in mind.