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Citrix Systems and Nexthink are partnering up to merge automation, analysis, and visibility aimed at enabling new hybrid work models.
Nexthink focuses on creating and providing digital employee experience management software and will be Citrix’s main vendors for its Digital Employee Experience Management platform, as well as provide support for Citrix’s Desktop-as-a-service and Virtual Desktop Infrastructure offerings.
The digital workspace market is anticipated to see a compound annual growth rate of 21.3% between this year and 2026, meaning that demand for these solutions is steadily ramping up.
Additionally, due to the uptick in cyber attacks since the mass migration to remote work, Citrix has positioned itself as the ideal solution for companies looking to revamp their security systems.
Citrix offers various tools aimed at strengthening companies’ security, such as Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops, Citrix Secure Workplace Access solutions, Citrix Endpoint Management and Citrix Secure Browser.
In September, the company launched its new cloud solution Citrix App Delivery and Security Service to focus on simplifying, automating, and securing workplace processes like on-boarding, management, and provisioning.
