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Published: Friday 16 May 2008
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Name
Rob Nicholson
Location
Manchester
Occupation
IT Manager
Comment
One word - "Citrix". Or as it's called this week XenApp. I am still completely flummoxed why all medium to large companies don't use it as their home working solution. Sure, it's got it's problems, mainly with multimedia but this is completely outweighed by the pure simplicity of connecting from home. Instead, they spend £££ on laptops which are used very occasionally at home.
The trouble with you city slickers is that you're ...
Paul Morris
Whoa, you technical guys are covering yourselves i...
Andy Lake
Thanks, an interesting demonstration.
However...
Richard
One word - "Citrix". Or as it's called this week X...
Rob Nicholson
Isn't a national work from home day a bit daft? Wh...
Paul Wooding
Unbelievable! (I'm having a 'foot/grave' moment)
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Ralph
I get to work from home every day - but every so o...
Neil Briscoe
I have to say that working from home just wouldn't...
Drew Stephenson
Tim - Have you ever tried using a laptop in bright...
George
We have just finished working (three years) on a v...
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