Linux is fast becoming the OS of choice for the end user computing (EUC) environment. While Windows market share has remained flat, Linux-based endpoint devices are capturing more market share as organizations respond to Linux’ superior customization, security and performance…
Guest Blog: Chantell Comberger, Vice President, Business Development, Retail, CPC My colleagues at IGEL and I are campaigning these days for disruption of the end user computing (EUC) environment. No longer are the old-fashioned ideas of local endpoint computing working.…
Endpoints are a great story of how technology can successfully evolve to help drive efficiency and innovation in end user computing (EUC).Today, endpoints have evolved into modern, Linux OS-driven, affordable devices that offer a simple, secure and flexible solution to…
When it comes to embarking on new end user computing (EUC) projects, customers want to know their solution will work – without extra complexity, added headaches or impact on productivity. That’s why if you’re implementing a Citrix-based EUC solution, it’s…
As IGEL works to evangelize how end user computing (EUC) is undergoing rapid change, Doug Brown and I had the distinct pleasure to provide our views on the Dizzion blog. Dizzion is an innovator in providing desktop as a service…
Note: the following article first appeared as a contributed article in the publication Sand Hill on June 21, 2018. End-user computing (EUC) is experiencing a major shift in where people work, and the devices they use to do their job.…
Citrix Synergy had it all this year: our IGEL Community was out in full force at our events. We had great give-and-take with our fellow thought leaders on the future of EUC, and we celebrated our extraordinary partners who take…
IGEL launches expanded federal sales operation with EUC Veteran Hires Just days after an amazing Citrix Synergy event, IGEL, the endpoint security and optimization software company that never sleeps, is opening its new Federal Division in D.C. I am pleased…
“Technology no longer consists just of hardware or software or even services, but of communities. Increasingly, community is a part of technology, a driver of technology, and an emergent effect of technology.” - Howard Rheingold At IGEL we could not…
They say nothing succeeds like success, and don’t we know it, as we’re still celebrating the amazing turnout at IGEL’s EMEA DISRUPT event earlier this month. Now, we’re on to DISRUPT Austin, February 6-8. This extraordinary gathering of top executives…
