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The document discusses how Citrix solutions can help manufacturers address challenges and boost productivity. It provides examples of how Daewoo Shipbuilding, Renault, and Taco Inc. used Citrix solutions to shorten design time, implement a flexible BYOD strategy, and increase productivity respectively. The solutions discussed include app and desktop virtualization, mobility management, secure file sharing, and networking/security enhancements which allow increased innovation, faster product development, and quicker time to market.

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Solutions Brief citrix.com Citrix solutions for manufacturing Boost productivity. Improve efficiency. Accelerateinnovation. Manufacturing is a worldwide economic pillar that is crucial tolocal, national and international markets. Manufacturers are engines of progress, job-producing anchors and the incubators of much-needed products and solutions for consumers andbusiness alike. However, trends such as consumerization and data mobility, along with the acceleration of technological change, are altering how manufacturing gets done, from the drawing board to the production process to distribution and delivery.
Solutions Brief citrix.com Citrix solutions for manufacturing 2 1 Industry Profile: Manufacturing Sector. First Research, 2015. Daewoo: faster product design and time to market Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) is the worlds second-largest marine vessel manufacturer. Building oil-drilling rigs, submarines and ships requires collaboration among 2,000 local designers, plus 1,800 more from affiliated companies. The inefficiencies and costs of maintaining the hardware and software required by this army of builders were considerablebut when the company prepared to make the transition from 2D to 3D computer-aided design (CAD) modeling, it seized the opportunity to rethink its IT strategy with Citrix. XenApp with HDX 3D Pro technology helped Daewoo increase security and protect proprietary data. By doubling the number of employees who can work simultaneously on a given CAD project, the company has shortened design and product launch time frames, while reducing annual IT expenses by almost $1 million. Learn how Citrix helped Daewoo setsail for smooth collaboration. Tomorrows winners will be those companies that are able to capitalize on new systems and ways of doing business. Above all, powerful new IT solutions can enable manufacturers to create new efficiencies, protect their most valuable assetinformation and find sustainable success in a rapidly changing sector. Manufacturing at a crossroads Manufacturing, a $10 trillion1 industry, is facing new challenges driven by global economic change. Internationalization and the rise of newtechnologies have both enriched and complicated manufacturing operations. Several trends in particular are placing new burdens onmanufacturing leaders around the globe: Workforce demographics are changing, as are workers habits and workplace expectations. Data access and sharing have emerged as key opportunities for growthand potential barriers to productivity. Compliance and security issues are growing increasingly critical. Internationalization and geopolitical issues add complexity to operations. The arrival of the Internet of Things will provide amazing new opportunities but demand new IT infrastructures. Design and 3D applications are exponentially more powerfuland resource intensive creating a need to refresh operating systems and hardware. In order to address these new challenges, manufacturers need to make smart investments that bring sustainable benefits. Nowhere is this more evident than in IT, since it is the foundation for nearly every facet of manufacturing. You cant just sit back and waitfor your current strategy for innovation to start driving growth; you must begin transforming the strategy ifyouexpect to remain competitive in the new world order of manufacturing. KPMG Global Outlook 2015
Solutions Brief citrix.com Citrix solutions for manufacturing 3 Citrix solutions Citrix solutions transform how workers access data and allow IT to simplify the provisioning ofkeyresources. These solutions include: App and desktop virtualization powered byXenApp and XenDesktop Manufacturers can centralize the management and delivery of Microsoft Windows and Linux apps, as well as desktops, with a high-definition, seamless experience across locations, devices and networks. XenApp and XenDesktop allow IT to virtualize applications and desktops to ensure optimal convenience and productivity wherever employees are needed, whether thats the corporate office, the factory floor, or an oil rig miles offshore. Apps and associated data remain in the datacenter, helping support compliance, data protection and privacy while offering 24/7 access. Mobility management powered by XenMobile Workers can securely access mobile, web, SaaS and Windows apps and data on any laptop, tablet or smartphone through an app interface with a single sign-on. New employees, contractors and offshore developers can be provisioned and de-provisioned in just minutes. Seamless data sharing and transfer powered byShareFile Staff at any stage of the manufacturing process can share fileseven massive design files quickly and securely, ensuring that all parties are in sync. Project teams can create authenticated, cloud-based sharing environments, and files can be modified offline when connectivity is limited. Networking and security enhancements powered by NetScaler and CloudBridge Engineers, designers and other workers can access sensitive product designs and IP with powerful controls for protecting data in the datacenter or at the endpoint. IT can ensure that security is maintained through end-to-end SSL encryption, unified control and compliance and IP-layer encryption, as well as ensure performance and reliability for zero downtime. Benefits at hand Technologies such as virtualization, mobility management and cloud services allow for increased innovation, faster product development and quicker time to market. Thismeans a competitive advantage in thedigital age. Increase workforce productivity Work anywhere, anytime, with secure access to apps from one central location. Connect both internal and external staff, whether they are on the production floor, in a corporate office, in the field, at home or in the warehouse, for maximum productivity. Drive speed to market for innovation Stay ahead of the competition by shortening development time and delivering products closest to the needs of consumers. Protect intellectual property and designinnovation Ensure the security of sensitive corporate data and safeguard intellectual property and designs. Enable collaboration and sharing Greatly enhance speed and collaboration withlarge data files by eliminating the need totransfer them between devices and store them locally. Streamline IT management Increase IT workflow efficiency and employee productivity at every point in the manufacturing process. Renault: agile BYOD strategy andimproved collaboration A force in car manufacturing for more than a century, Frances Renault has apresence in 128 countries today. While the company is known for its participation in Formula One racing, its product range is diverseand its staff hail from equally diverse locales, regulatory environments and cultures. Renault sought to upgrade from outdated BlackBerry devices to create a more flexible, accommodating mobile strategy. By adopting XenMobile, the company was able to leverage a standalone mobile device management (MDM) solution and provide its stakeholders with the capabilities and policies that were appropriate for them. The company adapted its BYOD policy to meet varying legal requirements in workers countries of residence; for example, italso provided additional security for company-related components and amore useful division between personal and work data. Today, with its flexible BYOD approach in place, Renault is looking to build a powerful social networking platform to improve collaboration even further. Learn how Citrix helped Renault embrace an agile BYOD approach. Citrix leadership with top companies across the manufacturing industry Top 10 global automotive Top 10 global chemical Top 10 global computer andelectronics Top 10 global aerospace anddefense
12/2015 Corporate Headquarters Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA Silicon Valley Headquarters Santa Clara, CA, USA EMEA Headquarters Schaffhausen, Switzerland India Development Center Bangalore, India Online Division Headquarters Santa Barbara, CA, USA Pacific Headquarters Hong Kong, China Latin America Headquarters Coral Gables, FL, USA UK Development Center Chalfont, United Kingdom About Citrix Citrix (NASDAQ:CTXS) is leading the transition to software-defining the workplace, uniting virtualization, mobility management, networking and SaaS solutions to enable new ways for businesses and people to work better. Citrix solutions power business mobility through secure, mobile workspaces that provide people with instant access to apps, desktops, data and communications on any device, over any network and cloud. With annual revenue in 2014 of $3.14 billion, Citrix solutions are in use at more than 330,000 organizations and by over 100 million users globally. Learn more at www.citrix.com. Copyright 息 2015 Citrix Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Citrix, XenApp, XenDesktop, XenMobile, ShareFile, NetScaler, CloudBridge and HDX are trademarks of Citrix Systems, Inc. and/or one of its subsidiaries, and may be registered in the U.S. and other countries. Other product and company names mentioned herein may be trademarks of their respective companies. Solutions Brief citrix.com Citrix solutions for manufacturing 4 Solutions for change Its time for manufacturers across the globe to lean into adopt prudent, long-term IT solutions that streamline operations, reduce costs, and enhance the productivity and experience of employees no matter where or when they do their work. Manufacturing will remain a global economic anchor, but only if leaders take advantage of the technologies available to them and create competitive advantages. By adopting Citrix solutions, manufacturing companies can fortify and energize their IT operations, providing the agility required to meet future challenges head-on. Taco, Inc.: increased productivity and efficiency Taco, Inc., an American leader in hydronic systems for the HVAC industry, is providing its workforce with anywhere, any-device access toapplications, desktops and paperless contenttransforming the traditional image of a manufacturing organization. Were fast and were flexible. Thekey trigger to that is the work that our IT department has done to allow us to be more productive and more efficient. Chris Integlia Executive vice president XenDesktop and NetScaler now allow workers to stream real-time data across multiple workstations on the floor, eliminating masses of grease-stained paperwork. Even forklifts in the warehouse have been equipped with monitors to provide up-to-the-second stocking and order data. Staff also use ShareFile to streamline and secure the transfer ofimportant working files. As a result, Taco is increasing productivity and efficiency while creating value for customersand a new competitive advantage for the company. Learn more about Tacos success, andwatch a video about the process.

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  • 1. Solutions Brief citrix.com Citrix solutions for manufacturing Boost productivity. Improve efficiency. Accelerateinnovation. Manufacturing is a worldwide economic pillar that is crucial tolocal, national and international markets. Manufacturers are engines of progress, job-producing anchors and the incubators of much-needed products and solutions for consumers andbusiness alike. However, trends such as consumerization and data mobility, along with the acceleration of technological change, are altering how manufacturing gets done, from the drawing board to the production process to distribution and delivery.
  • 2. Solutions Brief citrix.com Citrix solutions for manufacturing 2 1 Industry Profile: Manufacturing Sector. First Research, 2015. Daewoo: faster product design and time to market Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) is the worlds second-largest marine vessel manufacturer. Building oil-drilling rigs, submarines and ships requires collaboration among 2,000 local designers, plus 1,800 more from affiliated companies. The inefficiencies and costs of maintaining the hardware and software required by this army of builders were considerablebut when the company prepared to make the transition from 2D to 3D computer-aided design (CAD) modeling, it seized the opportunity to rethink its IT strategy with Citrix. XenApp with HDX 3D Pro technology helped Daewoo increase security and protect proprietary data. By doubling the number of employees who can work simultaneously on a given CAD project, the company has shortened design and product launch time frames, while reducing annual IT expenses by almost $1 million. Learn how Citrix helped Daewoo setsail for smooth collaboration. Tomorrows winners will be those companies that are able to capitalize on new systems and ways of doing business. Above all, powerful new IT solutions can enable manufacturers to create new efficiencies, protect their most valuable assetinformation and find sustainable success in a rapidly changing sector. Manufacturing at a crossroads Manufacturing, a $10 trillion1 industry, is facing new challenges driven by global economic change. Internationalization and the rise of newtechnologies have both enriched and complicated manufacturing operations. Several trends in particular are placing new burdens onmanufacturing leaders around the globe: Workforce demographics are changing, as are workers habits and workplace expectations. Data access and sharing have emerged as key opportunities for growthand potential barriers to productivity. Compliance and security issues are growing increasingly critical. Internationalization and geopolitical issues add complexity to operations. The arrival of the Internet of Things will provide amazing new opportunities but demand new IT infrastructures. Design and 3D applications are exponentially more powerfuland resource intensive creating a need to refresh operating systems and hardware. In order to address these new challenges, manufacturers need to make smart investments that bring sustainable benefits. Nowhere is this more evident than in IT, since it is the foundation for nearly every facet of manufacturing. You cant just sit back and waitfor your current strategy for innovation to start driving growth; you must begin transforming the strategy ifyouexpect to remain competitive in the new world order of manufacturing. KPMG Global Outlook 2015
  • 3. Solutions Brief citrix.com Citrix solutions for manufacturing 3 Citrix solutions Citrix solutions transform how workers access data and allow IT to simplify the provisioning ofkeyresources. These solutions include: App and desktop virtualization powered byXenApp and XenDesktop Manufacturers can centralize the management and delivery of Microsoft Windows and Linux apps, as well as desktops, with a high-definition, seamless experience across locations, devices and networks. XenApp and XenDesktop allow IT to virtualize applications and desktops to ensure optimal convenience and productivity wherever employees are needed, whether thats the corporate office, the factory floor, or an oil rig miles offshore. Apps and associated data remain in the datacenter, helping support compliance, data protection and privacy while offering 24/7 access. Mobility management powered by XenMobile Workers can securely access mobile, web, SaaS and Windows apps and data on any laptop, tablet or smartphone through an app interface with a single sign-on. New employees, contractors and offshore developers can be provisioned and de-provisioned in just minutes. Seamless data sharing and transfer powered byShareFile Staff at any stage of the manufacturing process can share fileseven massive design files quickly and securely, ensuring that all parties are in sync. Project teams can create authenticated, cloud-based sharing environments, and files can be modified offline when connectivity is limited. Networking and security enhancements powered by NetScaler and CloudBridge Engineers, designers and other workers can access sensitive product designs and IP with powerful controls for protecting data in the datacenter or at the endpoint. IT can ensure that security is maintained through end-to-end SSL encryption, unified control and compliance and IP-layer encryption, as well as ensure performance and reliability for zero downtime. Benefits at hand Technologies such as virtualization, mobility management and cloud services allow for increased innovation, faster product development and quicker time to market. Thismeans a competitive advantage in thedigital age. Increase workforce productivity Work anywhere, anytime, with secure access to apps from one central location. Connect both internal and external staff, whether they are on the production floor, in a corporate office, in the field, at home or in the warehouse, for maximum productivity. Drive speed to market for innovation Stay ahead of the competition by shortening development time and delivering products closest to the needs of consumers. Protect intellectual property and designinnovation Ensure the security of sensitive corporate data and safeguard intellectual property and designs. Enable collaboration and sharing Greatly enhance speed and collaboration withlarge data files by eliminating the need totransfer them between devices and store them locally. Streamline IT management Increase IT workflow efficiency and employee productivity at every point in the manufacturing process. Renault: agile BYOD strategy andimproved collaboration A force in car manufacturing for more than a century, Frances Renault has apresence in 128 countries today. While the company is known for its participation in Formula One racing, its product range is diverseand its staff hail from equally diverse locales, regulatory environments and cultures. Renault sought to upgrade from outdated BlackBerry devices to create a more flexible, accommodating mobile strategy. By adopting XenMobile, the company was able to leverage a standalone mobile device management (MDM) solution and provide its stakeholders with the capabilities and policies that were appropriate for them. The company adapted its BYOD policy to meet varying legal requirements in workers countries of residence; for example, italso provided additional security for company-related components and amore useful division between personal and work data. Today, with its flexible BYOD approach in place, Renault is looking to build a powerful social networking platform to improve collaboration even further. Learn how Citrix helped Renault embrace an agile BYOD approach. Citrix leadership with top companies across the manufacturing industry Top 10 global automotive Top 10 global chemical Top 10 global computer andelectronics Top 10 global aerospace anddefense
  • 4. 12/2015 Corporate Headquarters Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA Silicon Valley Headquarters Santa Clara, CA, USA EMEA Headquarters Schaffhausen, Switzerland India Development Center Bangalore, India Online Division Headquarters Santa Barbara, CA, USA Pacific Headquarters Hong Kong, China Latin America Headquarters Coral Gables, FL, USA UK Development Center Chalfont, United Kingdom About Citrix Citrix (NASDAQ:CTXS) is leading the transition to software-defining the workplace, uniting virtualization, mobility management, networking and SaaS solutions to enable new ways for businesses and people to work better. Citrix solutions power business mobility through secure, mobile workspaces that provide people with instant access to apps, desktops, data and communications on any device, over any network and cloud. With annual revenue in 2014 of $3.14 billion, Citrix solutions are in use at more than 330,000 organizations and by over 100 million users globally. Learn more at www.citrix.com. Copyright 息 2015 Citrix Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Citrix, XenApp, XenDesktop, XenMobile, ShareFile, NetScaler, CloudBridge and HDX are trademarks of Citrix Systems, Inc. and/or one of its subsidiaries, and may be registered in the U.S. and other countries. Other product and company names mentioned herein may be trademarks of their respective companies. Solutions Brief citrix.com Citrix solutions for manufacturing 4 Solutions for change Its time for manufacturers across the globe to lean into adopt prudent, long-term IT solutions that streamline operations, reduce costs, and enhance the productivity and experience of employees no matter where or when they do their work. Manufacturing will remain a global economic anchor, but only if leaders take advantage of the technologies available to them and create competitive advantages. By adopting Citrix solutions, manufacturing companies can fortify and energize their IT operations, providing the agility required to meet future challenges head-on. Taco, Inc.: increased productivity and efficiency Taco, Inc., an American leader in hydronic systems for the HVAC industry, is providing its workforce with anywhere, any-device access toapplications, desktops and paperless contenttransforming the traditional image of a manufacturing organization. Were fast and were flexible. Thekey trigger to that is the work that our IT department has done to allow us to be more productive and more efficient. Chris Integlia Executive vice president XenDesktop and NetScaler now allow workers to stream real-time data across multiple workstations on the floor, eliminating masses of grease-stained paperwork. Even forklifts in the warehouse have been equipped with monitors to provide up-to-the-second stocking and order data. Staff also use ShareFile to streamline and secure the transfer ofimportant working files. As a result, Taco is increasing productivity and efficiency while creating value for customersand a new competitive advantage for the company. Learn more about Tacos success, andwatch a video about the process.