Citrix Systems, Inc., a global digital workspace leader, and Upwork, a leading online talent solution have expanded their collaboration to empower flexible work models and provide fast, easy, and secure access to untapped pools of specialised talent to fuel business innovation and growth.
Under the partnership, Citrix and Upwork provide unique solutions to enable agility and security for businesses.
With Citrix Workspace™, companies can give workers the resources and space they need to perform at their best and deliver a consistent, secure and reliable experience no matter where work needs to get done—at home, in the office, or in the field. While, through Upwork companies can access a global pool of proven talent, enabling them to scale their teams dynamically to meet the shifting business needs in the new world of work.
David Henshall, President and CEO, Citrix said, “The COVID-19 pandemic has forever changed the way we work and is forcing companies to reimagine the way things get done.”
“Forward-thinking organisations are embracing flexible work to enhance and expand their talent pools in ways they couldn't previously and to build and acquire the modern skills they need to not just return to where they were, but power their business forward,” he added.
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