Platform Upgrade

Transforming enterprise infrastructure with Citrix 7.x upgrade, delivering enhanced security, improved performance, and significant cost savings across the organization.

Challenges

Limited Flexibility and Scalability

The existing infrastructure couldn't scale to meet growing business demands and lacked the flexibility needed for modern workloads.

Decentralized Management

Multiple management systems created complexity and inefficiencies, making it difficult to maintain consistent policies across the organization.

Security vulnerabilities

The legacy system had known security vulnerabilities that posed significant risks to business operations and data integrity.

Inadequate disaster recovery and Business Continuity planning

Business continuity planning was insufficient, with no robust disaster recovery mechanisms in place to protect critical operations.

Solution (On premises Storefront and Gateway)

Replace the current Citrix environment to leverage the Citrix cloud plane
Design and deploy a scalable hybrid solution for Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops (CVAD)
Implement a profile management solution for Citrix users
Implement Citrix FAS to provide SAML authentication to Citrix users

Results

20%

Improved Performance

Upgrading to Citrix 7.x lead to 20% reduction in latency, resulting in 15% faster application and desktop response times.

30%

Enhanced Security

Citrix 7.x offered 30% fewer security vulnerabilities, potentially leading to a 30% decrease in the likelihood of security incidents.

60%

Increased Scalability

With Citrix 7.x, we handled 60% more concurrent users, supporting larger deployments with improved performance.

35%

Simplified Management

The version upgrade reduced administrative tasks by 35%, saving IT staff approximately 10-15 hours per week.

15%

Better Integration with Cloud Services

Integration with cloud platforms lead to 15% reduction in infrastructure costs and facilitated seamless data transfer between on-premises and cloud environments

20%

Cost Savings

The long-term benefits resulted in a 20% reduction in IT-related expenses over a span of two years.