In Episode 181 of The Citrix Session, hosts Bill Sutton and Todd Smith dive into the key takeaways from the blog “What’s New and Next with Citrix: Q&A from our May 2025 Webinar.” From release cadence updates and licensing clarity to enhanced integration with Windows 365 and Nutanix, this episode is packed with forward-looking insights for Citrix admins and tech leaders.
🔍 What You’ll Learn:
- Why Citrix is moving to annual LTSR releases
- How UHMC licensing simplifies multi-cloud deployment
- The difference between the Secure Browser and Enterprise Browser
- How Citrix is integrating with Chrome Enterprise Premium, Unicon, and Elux
- Upcoming SSO and identity access changes using Entra ID
- PVS + Nutanix integrations and what’s coming in Web Studio
- What Citrix is doing to enable zero-trust browser access and secure SaaS use
- Real-world endpoint strategies including BYOD, thin clients, and USB redirection
Whether you’re catching up during your commute or tuning in to stay ahead of the curve, this episode offers a deep but approachable breakdown of what’s shaping the future of Citrix.
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