Yup, split likely coming soon into three parts, if not all at once: Wrike, back to a PE, Workspace, into a big slow software house like Broadcom where they can milk it for another 10 years after trimming the overhead, and the good old NetScaler, into another either PE or merge with a PE owned entity to capture the cash flow as the revenue inexorably winds down in the face of cloud. And strange as it may sound, shareholders will possibly make 30-50%, because the Wrike part is worth a lot more than what it is under Citrix. The losers will be the employees that worked hard to deliver against a bad or zero strategy.
An on point comment from @3qwy+1eJwzII0.