Are partners, service providers and customers still believing this legacy pig with lipstick bedtime story?
I see CTPs babbling hot air on how great the new strategy will be.
Come on nobody is going to step into that pile of sh-t for the 3rd time.
Customers take a good advise, reinvest your money and you strategy into other solutions then those just keeping bearly alive to steel your money.
Citrix technology is still relevant and still has key differences over AVD and VMWare. And I've seen several large customers "completely rip out Citrix" only to find, come time to renew those great deals with MS, AWS, and VMWare that they are held over a barrel on renewal pricing, and end up back with Citrix.
The technology has its challenges and bugs at times, but it's more the (mis)management by the higher ups that are driving the company into the ground than the technology itself.
STOP THE STEEL! MCGA!!!!
"All the information on that post was factually incorrect"
Customers abandoning CSG tend to disagree. They're the final judge of what's accurate.
I think the point of the bad grammar content was about credibility in the comments. All the information on that post was factually incorrect and the grammar was just another tell on the intentions or origins and purpose of the poster.
Don't worry about the grammar and the a-s-holes trying to bash you.
I get what you are trying to say and I can only agree.
Greetings from another "bright light"
There was a time when Citrix technology was current and relevant. That time seems to have passed, given that some customers are abandoning their on-prem solution for more modern cloud-based alternatives from competitors.
That said, I'm not concerned about posts with bad grammar from people who have English as their second language. Their key points are still valid. However, all the customers don't have to believe the new story for CSG to be profitable. TK only needs a few big ones to believe that staying the course with CSG is a viable option. It doesn't need to be perfect, just good enough to save the future business from total collapse.
The bad grammar in your post, says it all. Citrix holds extremely valuable tech as well as patents. The demise of the company has nothing to do with its technology. It has everything to do with the new management style.
Go away, you troll.
t's "advice", "barely", and "steal". You're obviously not one of the bright lights at Citrix
Eh, just another troll spewing sh-t.
It's "advice", "barely", and "steal". You're obviously not one of the bright lights at Citrix.