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Azzurri bursts Citrix's BYOD bubble

10 December 2013 •

Citrix warned UK risks falling behind China if it doesn't better embrace BYOD, but Azzurri claims trend is more trouble than it's worth

Comms reseller Azzurri has hit back at Citrix's pro-BYOD rhetoric and claimed that the UK is snubbing the trend because it is more trouble than it's worth. Last week, virtualisation and mobility...

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