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Four Adoption and Change Management Best Practices for Organizations Migrating from Citrix to VMware

September 13, 2022

Organizations that replace their existing Citrix desktop and application virtualization platform do so for various reasons. Some want to augment their technical feature set, such as acquiring advanced image and app management functionalities, and others might be looking to offer their remote workforce a better experience for all applications. Another motivation for many to migrate to a different vendor is to gain a secure, integrated digital workspace platform that offers flexibility and the advantage of unified endpoint management

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