1,000 days ago, we launched the IGEL Community with a vision to connect passionate IGEL customers, partners, and end-user computing (EUC) experts from around the globe to unite, learn, collaborate and growth technically. My how quickly things have evolved! In…
It all started with a simple email in late 2018. We exchanged a couple of ideas, followed a by a phone call a few days later. Instantly we were both enthusiastic about the idea: ask various IT communities from all…
I'm thrilled to announce the IGEL Community have achieved the 1000-member mark in just 317 days (ten months). This is a fantastic number, and I thank you all for being a part of it! 1000 reasons to smile today! If…
Back in 2011, Marc Andreessen wrote “Why Software is Eating the World.” In his prediction he outlined key software principles that are changing the game for business. Software advantages include its openness, collaboration, communities and ecosystems making it able to…
Citrix Synergy had it all this year: our IGEL Community was out in full force at our events. We had great give-and-take with our fellow thought leaders on the future of EUC, and we celebrated our extraordinary partners who take…
Synergy was a blast! Thanks to our ever-expanding IGEL Community for participating in all the workshops, sessions and hospitality events, not to mention the IT Baller Money Machine, the hit of the entire show! Now you’re back at your desk. The…
IGEL launches expanded federal sales operation with EUC Veteran Hires Just days after an amazing Citrix Synergy event, IGEL, the endpoint security and optimization software company that never sleeps, is opening its new Federal Division in D.C. I am pleased…
When I first joined IGEL, I was asked over and over, why did I join IGEL? A year later the why did I join is obvious! Now the most asked question is, what is the secret to all the success?…
“Technology no longer consists just of hardware or software or even services, but of communities. Increasingly, community is a part of technology, a driver of technology, and an emergent effect of technology.” - Howard Rheingold At IGEL we could not…
