I’ve been meaning to do this for some time but not sure what was the best way. And then the idea appeared. Why not collect all the posts I liked the most in one place. Why not add a page…
Brian Madden interview of Brian Nason and Sumit Dhawan about Trinity Brian Madden was on an interviewing roll when he came to Citrix headquarters late last year. I’ve already covered two of these interviews in previous blogs (Mark Templeton and…
When do things become too clever? When is it time to stop being too clever? Most places that have cultures that embrace progress also fully believe in becoming more clever. This usually is through encouraging further education and rewarding intelligence…
Citrix acquired NetScaler in June 2005. For $300 million dollars, Citrix bought the company that specializes in improving the performance of applications across remote networks. The NetScaler acquisition filled a gap related to guaranteeing decent throughput between the users and…
You never know where business is going to take you. You always hope that things are going to get better and that problems will not be difficult but they don’t always turn out that way. In a strange twist of…
Here is a chart of Citrix revenue from 1989 to 2006 since I couldn’t find one on the web. Maybe some pay service has this kind of charting but I could not find it.The data was already tucked away in…
Found this while looking for other things on the net. It’s an article from the South Florida “The Business Journal”. The article was intended to highlight Citrix’s commitment to South Florida but also managed to capture elements of the dilemma…
Net6 was a company based out of San Jose, California that Citrix acquired in November 2004. I was part of the due diligence team that was sent to analyse the company from a technical point of view. This is a…
I was searching the web for some old Citrix pictures and came across this Microsoft press release from 1997. Given the circumstances of what happened, this is certainly positive spin. It is also interesting that Prologue is mentioned in the…
That which is not an office is a cubicle. That which is a cubicle is not really a cube. It can get quite confusing really. It makes me wonder where the concept of cubicle came from? Was it some manager’s…
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