Mobile Nightmare

The article talks about how hard or how easy it can be to send attachments over a mobile network. The article explains that with Citrix WorxMail, the user does not need to perform acrobatics to get their latest e-mails, and that the messages stream in regardless of whether the user as an e-mail application open (cite here). The reader also learns that they do not have to wait for large files or batches of e-mails to download all at once, which is nice because the reader can do other things instead of wasting their time waiting for it (cite here).

Another thing the article discusses is how people can make appointments on their mobile devices without using sticky notes (cite here). The article states that people can set up a meeting with someone, see when they are free, and do all of this without having to break out their laptops (cite here). The reader also learns that they can attach files from wherever they are being stored, such as a cloud drive, with ease; they can also open those files without worrying if they are secure or not.

The reader learns later on in the article that WorxMail can make miracles happen – and that files are usable and the content is truly mobile so they can be more productive (cite here). The reader also learns that they can open large PDF files easily and not having to worry if things are going to slow down to the point they cannot get any work done (cite here). IT is happy because all of this data is secured, and they did not have to do any more additional development work (cite here). The reader learns that Citrix WorxMail does not rely on NOC, which means that there is no extra point for failure; it also means no extra hardware needs to be added. It is cost affective and there are no redundant services are needed (cite here).