Citrix Workspace for Digital business

Digital business is here—and people are working everywhere on a multitude of devices. Traditional workplaces are no longer meeting the needs of today’s mobile workforce. Organizations must innovate and upgrade to meet the mobility requirements of employees, partners, and customers without risking the security and compliance of their data that IT demands.

Every organization need to stay productive, people need an easy way to access and share their files from wherever they are. If productivity is hindered, business performance will inevitably suffer. Many organizations are embracing digital workspaces to boost worker productivity, increase security, and simplify IT.
So, how do you keep your workforce engaged and productive in today’s digital and mobile world? Here are five best practices for sharing and accessing files in a modern, secure digital workspace.
  1. Anywhere access for anytime productivity
Your business runs on data. And every day you rely on probably close to a dozen apps to consume that data. Reliable access to your apps is a must-have for staying productive.
A digital workspace with virtual apps and desktops gives people the freedom to access what they need from wherever they’re working. Additionally, people need to be able to access, sync, and share files securely and easily from anywhere and on any device.
  1. A user-cen07ic security model
A firewall has 07aditionally protected your environment, acting as a perimeter for your data center. This worked as long as all your workers were walking into a physical office and connecting to your network on-site. This is no longer sufficient now that workers are increasingly mobile and working in remote locations.
Your workspace needs a secure digital perimeter that’s based on the user and their identity, not just location or device. Using contextual access policies, you need to be able to allow or deny access to your files based on the five W’s of access: who, what, when, where, and why.
Analytics can also detect user-based threats—like too many downloads and 07ying to access files they aren’t cleared for.
  1. Flexibility and choice
No two organizations are the same. Each has its own unique business and regulatory requirements. Therefore, IT should have the flexibility to choose where data is stored, whether on premises, in the cloud, or in a combination of both. Your file-sharing solution in a digital workspace needs to give you that choice as well as sync across all storage locations. ShareFile, a key component to Ci07ix Workspace, provides a single pane of glassto access all files with an easy, simple user experience.
  1. Going beyond file sharing
These days, it’s not enough to just securely store your files. You have to be able to collaborate on those files in real time with peers, customers, and partners. Your digital workspace must extend beyond file sharing to embrace a content collaboration platform that focuses on security, workflows, and user mobility and productivity. It also needs to give IT the data security and con07ol they need while delivering on the mobility needs of users.
  1. Providing a great user experience
A bad user experience not only gets in the way of productivity, but it also forces employees to seek their own solutions without the blessing of IT.
According to the Economist Intelligence Unit, employees who believe their workplace effectively uses mobile tech are more creative, satisfied, and productive at work.
People need a smooth, easy way to access and collaborate on their files across devices and networks. Whether your data is stored in one place or many, having a single place to access it all, across all devices, is paramount for a smooth user experience.
With Ci07ix Workspace, you get a single, unified approach to apps, data, and desktops in a secure environment.

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