Kingston and Sutton Councils Enable Secure Remote Work with Citrix®
Citrix Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: CTXS) collaborates with the councils of Kingston and Sutton in London to enhance remote work capabilities through Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops on Google Cloud. This initiative supports over 5,000 employees, allowing seamless access to council applications. The technology has improved recruitment efforts and maintained service quality during the pandemic, enabling uninterrupted support to residents. Citrix aims to simplify IT management while empowering flexible work environments, enhancing employee productivity and organizational performance.
- Seamless access to resources for over 5,000 employees, leading to improved productivity.
- Enhanced recruitment capabilities in a competitive labor market.
- Continuous service delivery during the pandemic without disruptions.
- None.
“We believe that work is what you do, not where you go and the whole strategy behind our infrastructure has been to enable our people to access all of their services from any device, anywhere,” explained
Transforming the Employee Experience
Using Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops™ delivered on
“Most of our processes use line of business apps like case management tools and all of that is delivered using
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It has also given the councils a leg up in recruiting talent in what remains a tight and highly competitive labor market.
“We’re using technology to be more flexible, and one of the key outcomes is that we’re able to reach more candidates and from a wider area, which is important for a public service based in London,” Grasty said. “We have proved that our staff can do a great job, be it at home, in the office or collaborating onsite with one of our partners – and we have the right tech and support to enable them to do it.”
Delivering Results
Faced with the challenges of the pandemic, Grasty noted, “Our previous investments in remote work and the technology to support it paid off. People went home and were able to concentrate on delivering their service to citizens without worrying about the technology that’s supporting them”.
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“For the residents and the businesses of our boroughs, access to support didn’t change,” he said. “In fact, it got better. And that was vital because we were dealing with residents who suffered food-insecurity as well as physical and mental health conditions which needed prompt attention and action. At no time was our Contact Centre unable to take calls. We were available 24/7.”
Modernizing and Simplifying IT
The shared services IT team at
“We haven’t changed our infrastructure in any big way to support nearly everyone working flexibly,” Grasty said. “That’s been the biggest result for us – we haven’t had to do anything differently - the combination of
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