As hardware costs climb and Windows 11 migration looms, IT leaders face a tough choice: upgrade or optimize. In Episode 179 of The Citrix Session, Bill Sutton (XenTegra) and Todd Smith (Citrix) unpack a smarter path—repurposing aging hardware with Citrix Elux and Scout.
Why Listen:
- Learn how tariffs and supply chain delays are impacting endpoint strategies
- Discover how Citrix Elux enables secure, seamless access to Windows 11 on old devices
- Understand how Citrix's Scout tool simplifies endpoint management
- Explore flexible deployment options, including boot-to-VDI and Imprivata tap-and-go
- Hear how NetScaler and Win365 fit into a hybrid IT model—no rip and replace required
Key Takeaway:
You don’t need new hardware to modernize your workspace. Citrix’s built-in solutions help you do more with what you already have.
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📅 Recorded: June 5, 2025
🎙️ Hosted by: Bill Sutton, Director of Modern Workspaces, XenTegra
👥 Guest: Todd Smith, Citrix
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