Citrix

Ever since grunts became words, speech has helped us learn, plan, and do amazing things. Our communication has been shaped by twin desires: to be understood and to understand.

In recent years, virtual, augmented and mixed reality captured imaginations and shaped trends. Now they’re poised to become mainstays of everyday reality.

As ubiquitous connectivity grows in capacity and pervasiveness, there should really be no difference between working from any physical location and accessing a virtual workspace.

Soon, IoT-enabled digital workspaces will help create office environments that automatically adapt to a user’s individual preferences.

Over the past five to seven years there has been a strong shift in power favoring employees. There is a transformational change taking place across organizations. New technologies are reshaping the workplace, turning the talents and aspirations of employees into the primary driving force of business success.

In the workplace, there can be dramatic opportunities for companies adopting a culture that embraces the possibilities of technological change.

As cities digitalize their infrastructure and services, today’s cybersecurity specialists are already enlisting the forces of AI to help protect them from outside attack.

“The days of enterprise IT telling employees what they can and cannot do with their devices are over,” Christian Reilly, CTO, Citrix.

When digital services are delivered via the cloud, public cloud providers like Amazon, Google, IBM and Microsoft can leverage massive efficiencies of scale that no corporate data center could match.

Buzz speaks with Olaf Romer, Head of Corporate IT, Group CIO at Baloise Group about the benefits of working with Citrix.