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Dec 2025
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Welcome to 'The Citrix Session,' where we bring you the latest in Citrix technologies and solutions. Hosted by XenTegra, this podcast dives deep into the world of Citrix digital workspace solutions, exploring everything from virtual apps and desktops to networking and security. Join us each episode as we discuss best practices, new features, and expert strategies to optimize your Citrix environment and enhance your user experience. Whether you're an IT professional seeking to expand your Citrix knowledge or a business leader looking to improve operational efficiency, 'The Citrix Session' is your essential resource for staying ahead in the ever-evolving tech landscape. Tune in to transform the way you work with the power of Citrix and XenTegra."
This session discusses the following topic: Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops: Deprecation of public cloud support from on-premises Current ReleasesHost: Andy WhitesideCo-Host: Bill SuttonGuest: Pete DowningGuest: Harsh Gupta
These sessions discuss the following topics, blogs, and/or support articles: Citrix TIPs: Local Host Cache for Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops"Local Host Cache (LHC) allows Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops users to launch new sessions when the connection between connectors and the control plane is not functioning as expected. LHC works by maintaining a subset of the site database on the Cloud Connectors in each resource location."Host: Andy WhitesideCo-Host: Bill SuttonGuest: Timothy O'Brien
In this episode of The Citrix Session, Bill Sutton, Andy Whiteside, and the team delve into the exciting integration between Citrix DaaS and Amazon Workspaces Core. Discover how this powerful combination simplifies virtual desktop delivery, enables the use of Microsoft 365 applications, and leverages Citrix's HDX protocol for optimized user experiences. From cost-effective deployment options to automation via Terraform, the team discusses how Citrix and AWS are better together in revolutionizing cloud-based VDI solutions. Tune in to explore the latest in virtual desktop innovation!
Cybersecurity can often seem to present impossible challenges as organizations strive to repel attack attempts. But, really, cybersecurity’s is about risk management — layering on controls to reduce risk to an acceptable level.Cybersecurity risk management requires a multi-faceted approach, and organizations should evaluate risk and choose the appropriate option(s) to address it. After a thorough risk assessment, the organization can choose to:Accept the risk: Organizations can acknowledge the risk and choose not to resolve, transfer, or mitigate it if it is not feasible.Avoid or eliminate the risk: This option may involve elimination of the risky service or feature to remove the risk from the equation.Mitigate the risk: This option is where technical and administrative controls are implemented to reduce the likelihood or impact of risk.Transfer the risk: This option assigns or moves the risk to a third-party via cyber liability insurance.Host: Andy WhitesideCo-host: Bill SuttonCo-host: Ben Rogers
These sessions discuss the following topics, blogs, and/or support articles: Citrix Workspace app 2012 for Windows simplifies manageability"If there is one principle a product should adhere to, it ought to be “keep it simple.” This has guided us over the last few releases of Citrix Workspace app. While we continue to improve the end-user experience with our solutions, we realize that it’s equally important to simplify manageability for administrators. That’s why we are pleased to announce the latest update of Citrix Workspace app for Windows. This update primarily focuses on simplifying admin manageability. Let’s take a look at what’s new with the Citrix Workspace app 2012 for Windows."Host: Andy WhitesideCo-Host: Bill SuttonGuest: Aayush AgarwalGuest: Ben Rogers
In this podcast we reviewedThis is a guest blog post by Dr. Chris Marshall, Associate Vice President, IDC Asia Pacific. You can connect with him on LinkedIn.The last 18 months has been blighted by the COVID-19 pandemic. With countries hesitantly coming out of lockdowns, perhaps it’s a good time to ask what we have learned and what it means for enterprise technology and, more importantly, for the people who use technology in our enterprises.If I had to summarize what IDC has learned from our clients from COVID-19, it might best be captured in two words — DIGITAL RESILIENCY. With digital transformation (DX), digital underpins every aspect of the modern enterprise. This is often ignored in traditional approaches to business resiliency, which typically focus on safeguarding distinct enterprise functions or businesses on a piecemeal basis. It is also often ignored by standard IT risk management and disaster recovery practices that safeguard specific IT assets and resources. Both perspectives typically downplay the critical business capabilities supported by DX that cut cross organizational boundaries. Both are often purely defensive.By contrast, digital resiliency can be defined as the ability of the enterprise to not only restore essential business capabilities but also capitalize on the changed conditions to bounce back even better than before.Host: Andy WhitesideCo-Host: Bill SuttonCo-Host: Ben RogersCo-Host: Jon Spallone
These sessions discuss the following topics, blogs, and/or support articles: The top 10 “What’s New with Citrix Workspace” benefits for 2020"For the final installment of “What’s New with Citrix Workspace for 2020,” I thought it might be fun and informative to review the top features we’ve added to Citrix Workspace, while explaining the value each feature brings to our customers."Host: Andy WhitesideCo-Host: Bill Sutton
These sessions discuss the following topics, blogs, and support article: What’s new with Citrix Workspace – September 2020"Catch up on the what's new with Citrix Workspace for September 2020, including updates on Citrix Analytics and Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops."Host: Andy WhitesideCo-Host: Bill SuttonGuest: Pete Downing
XenServer has been a part of the Citrix family since the acquisition of XenSource in 2007. It is a solid player in the virtualization market particularly for running Citrix workloads. With purpose built features for improving the performance of virtual desktops such as Intellicache, Read Caching, PVS-Accelerator, and GPU virtualization many organizations leverage XenServer to host and deliver their Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops and Citrix DaaS workloads.Citrix recently announced that XenServer 8 is now included with their new subscription options: Citrix for Private Cloud, Citrix Universal Hybrid Multi-Cloud, and Citrix Platform License. In this episode we discuss XenServer generally as well as these new offerings and how they can be leveraged by customers. Host: Bill SuttonCo-host: Andy WhitesideCo-host: Geremy Myers
Citrix and Google Cloud are longtime partners, and as we’ve moved into this new chapter of work — “The Remote Work Era” — our partnership has only grown stronger. From integrations with Chrome OS, to the ability to leverage Citrix Machine Creation Services (MCS) on Google Cloud Platform (announced at our Summit Series), we are evolving together to bring the best experience to our customers.That’s why we are incredibly excited to announce that we are officially a Chrome Enterprise Recommended partner! Chrome Enterprise Recommended is Google’s partner program for third-party solutions that are verified as meeting technical and support standards for Chrome OS. This program enables best-of-breed solutions to lead the way in the future of computing. Let’s take a closer look at what this partnership means.Host: Andy WhitesideCo-Host: Bill SuttonCo-Host: Ben RogersGuest: Monica Griesemer
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