Cisco Enterprise Agreement (Cisco EA) Self Assessment
Is a Cisco Enterprise Agreement right for you? Take this 5-minute quiz to find out if this is an avenue worth further exploration.
Is a Cisco Enterprise Agreement right for you? Take this 5-minute quiz to find out if this is an avenue worth further exploration.
Cisco is changing the way organizations procure and manage Cisco software through a new licensing model: the Cisco Enterprise Agreement (Cisco EA).
Choosing a Cisco EA provides simplicity, flexibility and cost savings. That's because it consolidates all your maintenance contracts and licenses in a single contract and offers license portability, upfront savings, on-demand deployment capabilities and more. You can also receive vouchers for services to optimize deployments and drive end-user adoption.
There are many benefits, so we've boiled it all down to give you the most important highlights.
What difference could a Cisco EA make to your business?
You maybe aware that Cisco has introduced a new solution to manage license agreements: the Cisco Enterprise Agreement (Cisco EA).
This simple agreement model offers a number of benefits for procuring and managing your Cisco software suite (network,collaboration and security):
We have created a comprehensive a Buyer's Guide to provide more details on the advantages of a Cisco Enterprise Agreement.
Learn how the program works in 6 easy steps and get ready for the next level of Cisco licensing.
Cisco licensing has earned a reputation for being complex and time consuming to manage.
As an IT professional, you need a predictable, straightforward and flexible way to procure and deploy the Cisco software that powers your business.
The new Cisco Enterprise Agreement (Cisco EA) promises to do just this. It provides a powerful way to simplify license management, save time and reduce costs. Plus, with access to value added benefits like vouchers for services and adoption support, you can increase the impact of your Cisco investments.
Learn about the difference a Cisco Enterprise Agreement can make through our new infographic.
Mobile apps have open access to the device platform, network, and storage resources by default which could put enterprise data at risk. Citrix MDX containers protect apps and control their access to device resources through policy mitigating the risk of unwanted enterprise data loss.
Learn how Micro VPN seamlessly enables WorkSpace apps to securely access Enterprise Resources.
Learn about Citrix Workspace app, which includes access to local apps, SaaS apps, web apps, virtual apps, virtual desktops and content.
Learn how the Citrix Access Control service provides SSO to SaaS apps, enhanced security for SaaS apps and URL filtering within a SaaS apps.
Learn how to integrate an on-premises XenApp and XenDesktop environment with Citrix Workspace.
Citrix SD-WAN on AWS: Use Cases to Deliver Stronger Branch Office Connectivity.
In this white paper, you’ll gain insight into the solutions that globally distributed enterprises with legacy WAN architectures can use as they move applications to the cloud. It will also discuss the key capabilities Citrix SD-WAN provides to enable organizations to enhance application delivery worldwide. Find out how Citrix SD-WAN on Amazon Web Services (AWS) can help you achieve:
Citrix SD-WAN on AWS: WAN Reliability for the Distributed Enterprise
Keeping up with the speed and scale of the cloud and delivering a consistent user experience can be difficult when using legacy networking solutions. This eBook will explore how you can leverage Citrix SD-WAN, an intelligent edge-routing solution, to accelerate application and content delivery to branch office employees by:
If content is the lifeblood of your website or application, images and videos form the heart that makes it tick and creates an emotional connection with your audience. But, by using images and videos to make the content visually engaging and meet your conversion goals, you face a new challenge: managing your digital assets. Because the images and videos are created by different teams for different channels, chaos is set to ensue. Adopting a DAM strategy, and finding the right tools, is an ideal way to ensure efficient management, streamlined operation and optimized delivery of your digital assets.
Digital Asset Management (DAM) isn’t simply a storage solution or a way to consolidate and organize images and videos. In reality, it helps orchestrate unique customer experiences, at scale, across various channels. Taking a collaborative cross functional approach to digital asset management will ensure wide adoption across organizations, streamline internal operations, and improve team collaboration.
Since your audience lives on the internet now and demands visual stories, your media library must meet this demand. Managing a growing media library requires a central hub from which teams can search and browse all digital assets, tag and organize files, manipulate and distribute assets, and track performance.
This central hub needs to be powerful and easy-to-use, enabling your organization to scale rapidly, without encountering bottlenecks that delay your time to market.
That’s why a digital asset management (DAM) solution is so critical, and why choosing the right digital asset management solution can be the difference between creating compelling, engaging experiences and stories for your customers, and slogging through workflow inefficiencies.
There is a direct link between the speed and quality of delivered media assets to increased user engagement, higher conversion rates, and improved SEO—making page load times especially critical. Yet, there has been an 85% increase in page weight over the past three years. Learn best practices in optimizing for page load speed, and take away concrete actions you can use to immediately improve media performance on your website and/or app.